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Wed, 04/23/2014 - 8:00am to 9:00am
Reflections on the event that happened Sunday in Portland, and call-ins from around the region
An enthusiastic and well-attended "Bioregional Confluence" in Portland this past Sunday brought together people from around Cascadia to meet and attend panels on a wide range of subjects. At lunch, the assembly brought back to life, after many years without a Bioregional gathering in this region, the tradition of regional or "watershed" reportbacks. Some of those attending will call in with the issues they are working on in their areas. Listeners who attended or who have issues of their own they are working on are encouraged to call in at 503-231-8032. We hope to make this at least a semi-regular feature of KBOO Public Affairs programming.
For more information, go to: http://www.cascadiaconfluence.org
Guests on today's show:
In studio--Trip Jennings, Portland Rising Tide (www.portlandrisingtide.org). Talked about upcoming Global Climate Convergence event in Portland, Monday April 28 at Terry Schrunk Park at SW 4th and Madison at noon.
On phone--Kayla Godowa Tufti (Warm Springs/Klamath) from Eugene (godowatufti27@gmail.com), talked about agreement signed regarding the takedown of four dams on the upper Klamath River, which would limit the Klamath Tribe's treaty rights if approved by Congress.
Janine Offutt from Oregon City, on the proposed development at the ex-Blue Heron Paper Company factory site at the Willamette Falls. She recommends going to the City of Oregon City website (Planning Dept. and City Commissioners) for more information and to make comments on the project, http://www.orcity.org/
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