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You are here: Home / Industry / Oregon Global Warming Commission Seeks Public Feedback

Oregon Global Warming Commission Seeks Public Feedback

May 9, 2011 By Brittany Quigley

The Oregon Global Warming Commission is seeking public feedback on how the state can best prepare to meet the challenges of climate change. The Commission is developing a strategy to reduce 2020 greenhouse gas emissions by 30% from today’s levels, to be informed by a wide variety of perspectives from a diverse spectrum of Oregonians.

The survey is online at: http://conversation.fuseinsight.com/topic/start/OGWC_Roadmap_3_3_2011/intro?SID=NEEC The survey will run through May 31.

Results from the survey will influence discussions at upcoming public workshops and help shape decisions about Oregon’s environment for years to come. OGWC is focused on protecting our state’s livability and economic vitality while reducing emissions.

More information about the OGWC is available at www.keeporegoncool.org, as well as dates and information about upcoming workshops on strategies for reducing emissions.
 

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