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Mateusz Perkowski

Mateusz Perkowski

Reporter at Capital Press

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Oregon wildlife regulators again prevail against gravel mining on farmland

Oregon wildlife regulators have again prevailed in a land use ruling that blocks Jackson County’s decision to rezone 435 acres from agricultural to gravel mining purposes.
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Sheep producers seek federal trade intervention against rising imports

A group representing U.S. sheep producers is seeking federal intervention to stop cheap lamb imports from displacing domestic production of the meat.
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Implications of Oregon ‘climate resilience’ order raise concerns

Natural resource groups are concerned about the implications of Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek’s recent executive order that aims to “accelerate climate protections for lands and waters.” Kotek’s recent directive instructs […]
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Animal advocates claim BLM’s new wild horse corral is ‘inhumane’

Animal rights advocates hope to persuade a federal appeals court that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management unlawfully contracted for a wild horse holding facility in Nevada. The Friend of […]
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Judge dismisses ‘forever chemicals’ lawsuit, offers farmers alterna...

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit claiming the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency violated the Clean Water Act by not regulating “forever chemicals” in treated sewage. However, the ruling notes […]
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Environmentalists aim to limit Trump Endangered Species Act rules

As the Trump administration prepares to issue more business-friendly Endangered Species Act regulations, environmental advocates are hoping for a legal victory to limit the looming changes. Because litigation over the […]
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24,400-acre logging project overturned due to ‘vague’ maps

While rejecting most of their arguments, a federal judge has agreed with environmental advocates that a large Washington national forest project was improperly approved. The U.S. Forest Service relied on […]
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Judge: Oregon fruit processor properly denied loan forgiveness

The U.S. Small Business Administration properly refused to forgive an Oregon fruit processor’s $2 million COVID relief loan, according to a federal judge. Meduri Farms, which freeze dries blueberries and […]
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Ruling: Irrigation districts properly tasked with pollution controls

Two irrigation districts in Southern Oregon were lawfully pronounced “responsible persons” tasked with reducing pollutants under the Clean Water Act, according to a state appellate court. The Oregon Court of […]
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Oregon urged to cut emissions despite federal climate hostility

With the federal government unwinding policies aimed at fighting climate change, experts recently urged Oregon lawmakers to fortify the state’s own efforts to reduce greenhouse gases. Since the Trump administration […]
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Appeal challenges livestock exemption to federal emissions reportin...

Environmental and animal rights advocates are appealing a ruling that allowed large livestock facilities to be exempted from federal emergency hazardous emissions reporting requirements. In August, a federal judge in […]