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Portland Harbor community grants info sessions!
Frog Ferry statement of support from PHCAG
CAG General Meeting April 14, 2021
State Suggests Burying Willamette Cove’s Toxic Soil Along Beach
Environmental advocates and North Portlanders are livid at a decision by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality to clean up a contaminated beach on the Willamette River by burying most of the hazardous waste onsite.
March 8 Issue of Willamette River Insider
Final Portland Harbor Supplemental Restoration Plan and Environmental Assessment
*RSVP Now!* March 10th Virtual Portland Harbor Collaborative Meeting
EPA reaches major cleanup agreement for the Portland Harbor Superfund Site, 100 percent of site now in active engineering design phase
Settlement with businesses, federal, state, and local agencies for remedial design of the Swan Island Basin area brings the last and largest area into active cleanup work
Appreciation and Gratitude from the Portland Harbor Community Coalition (and updates)
Willamette River Insider
Salmon Habitat, Columbia Slough and NRDA Restoration
Notes from January 13 PHCAG meeting
Please Join Our Virtual CAG Meeting.
Wednesday January 13th At 6:30 p.m. Pacific
North Portlanders Want a Contaminated Beach Turned Into a Park. Government Officials Propose to Bury the Toxic Waste Onsite.
On sunny days, Michael Pouncil likes to stroll past the warning signs posted along Willamette Cove and tramp through what he hopes will be Portland’s next great waterfront park.
For Pouncil, the 3,000-foot stretch of beach in North Portland, owned by regional government Metro, is an oasis: a place to hike in dense woods or spy on the rafts of aquatic birds bobbing offshore.