Alexandria Simmons+FollowWolves spark debate in Rogue ValleyGray wolves are making a comeback in Oregon’s Rogue Valley, but local ranchers say it’s coming at a real cost. With livestock losses piling up and wolf sightings just steps from their homes, some ranchers are torn between their respect for these wild animals and the threat to their livelihoods. The eerie nighttime howls are now a source of worry, not wonder. As officials try to balance conservation with community safety, many are asking: Should wolves still be protected, or is it time to rethink their endangered status? What’s your take on living alongside predators? #Business #Industry #Oregon00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowPipeline leak disrupts fuel for Seattle & OregonFuel supplies across Washington and Oregon just faced a major scare after a leak in the Olympic pipeline near Everett was finally traced—two weeks after it started. This pipeline is a lifeline, carrying 90% of Oregon’s transportation fuel and much of the jet fuel for Seattle-Tacoma airport. With states of emergency declared and truckers working overtime to keep airports running, it’s clear how much we rely on this infrastructure. Given the pipeline’s history of leaks and millions in damages, how should we hold companies accountable and protect our communities? #Sports #Seattle # #Oregon00Share
Aaron Gentry+FollowOregon braces for higher gas prices after pipeline leakA major fuel pipeline supplying 90% of Oregon’s transportation fuel has been shut down for repairs after a leak was found in Washington, just as the holiday travel rush kicks off. Governor Kotek has declared a state of emergency, saying there’s no immediate risk of a fuel shortage, but warns that Oregonians could see even higher gas prices at the pump while fuel is delivered by barge and truck instead. With Oregon already paying some of the highest gas prices in the country, how will this impact your travel plans or daily routine? #Sports #Oregon #GasPrices00Share
