This article is part of Wildfire Wednesday, a storytelling project from 1000 Friends of Oregon that explores how land use decisions shape Oregon’s wildfire risk. Sightline broke down the risk and cost...

Two Sightline reports detail how Oregon and Washington can build a robust energy and climate future.

This article is part of Wildfire Wednesday, a storytelling project from 1000 Friends of Oregon that explores how land use decisions shape Oregon’s wildfire risk. Sightline broke down the risk and cost...

Policymakers can unlock clean, efficient heating and cooling for one in four Cascadians.

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British Columbia Housing + Cities Contributor

US climate policy is blocked. Housing isn’t.

Oregon may be one of the hardest places to build transmission lines. Here’s how to change that.

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Honest information about homes’ fire risk can forge the way for more transformative changes to build out of harm’s way.

Three tools to help the region’s low-income families afford more efficient heating and cooling systems—even as public dollars dry up.

A Q&A with award-winning author John Vaillant on our new fire weather reality.

Lead Researcher, Alaska

Senior Researcher, Housing + Cities

Fragmented approaches and inadequate preparation leave communities exposed.

Fragmented approaches and inadequate preparation leave communities exposed.

Fragmented approaches and inadequate preparation leave communities exposed.