AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOregon Coast Safety: The Oregon Department of Emergency Management is urging coastal towns to plan for tsunami evacuation facilities like vertical towers and berms, warning a Cascadia quake could send waves ashore in as little as 10 minutes. Wildlife & Forest Policy: Conservation groups are sounding alarms over a proposed rollback of the federal Roadless Rule, saying it could raise wildfire risk and harm wildlife and water quality across millions of acres, including about 2 million in Oregon. Climate in Central Oregon: A new look at the Three Sisters finds glaciers are shrinking and losing their role as late-summer water “reservoirs,” with impacts for ecosystems and nearby communities. Sports (Oregon): No. 2 Oregon survived a Week 1 scare, beating Boise State 34-27 in Eugene, while Oregon State fell 33-20 at Houston. Public Safety (Schools): Bend-La Pine Transportation is warning drivers to stop illegally passing school buses as routes resume, with fines that can reach $2,000. Health & Community: A study ranks Wisconsin top for hospital patient experience, while Oregon’s broader housing crunch story highlights how the poorest renters can’t find affordable homes even as some “affordable” units sit empty.
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