Native plants for Oregon: How and why to start a native plant garden
Safeguard native bees and other pollinators by planting these native plants in your backyard or garden.
Green living
Resources, information and inspiration for living a greener, healthier life.
Together, we can find more ways to connect with nature and each other. From sharing resources and inspiration for healthier homes and communities, to providing activities for our kids to learn about planet Earth, we can help each other to lead greener lives.
The Latest on Green living
Energy-efficient windows and doors: How federal tax credits can help you install them
How to avoid bee-killing pesticides
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Energy Conservation & Efficiency
Hundreds attend workshop on clean energy tax credits
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
100+ attendees learn weatherization tips
Watch “Electric Bicycles in Oregon” webinar
What You Can Do
Featured Resources
Truth in recycling
Guide to planting a pollinator-friendly garden
Wrapping gifts with less waste
The high cost of fast fashion
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How to weatherize your home
Steps you can take to save energy, lower cooling bills, make your home more comfortable and reduce pollution.
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
Groups Call on Biden to Finalize Furnace Standards to Cut Pollution
Environmental and consumer advocates—and thousands of concerned individuals—called on the Biden administration today to promptly finalize furnace efficiency standards.
How the Inflation Reduction Act can help you move on from your gas stove
New rebates for electric appliances can help you improve indoor air quality in your home.
Solving climate change will take all of us
Our "Solutions to climate change" webinar series walks through what adopting clean energy technologies-- like rooftop solar, electric cars, heat pumps and induction stoves-- looks like step by step, and what incentives are available to consumers.
Fashion industry waste is drastically contributing to climate change
Have you ever thought about where clothing goes after you’re done with it? Or the impact that it has on climate change?