SBO Dispatch: Tearing down Portland homes; Should we sue Monsanto?; DEQ's toxic rule

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March 15, 2016

Top Stories New Portland regulations could require glass makers to filter toxic emissions Art glass manufacturers could be forced to install filters to prevent air quality issues. A heated, but constructive, discussion as DEQ seeks new director Joni Hammond will lead DEQ until an interim director is hired. How a Portland company tears down old homes (Photos) The crowbar is a deconstruction specialist's best friend. Do you think Portland should sue Monsanto? (Poll) The city is considering a lawsuit against the chemical maker for pollution of local waterways. Do you think that's a good idea? Connect with us More Headlines Portland looks to hook Monsanto lawsuit into similar West Coast city actions Rejection of $7.5B Coos Bay LNG project shocks all sides

This week's SBO poll Should Portland sue Monsanto over water pollution? Green Jobs Energy Analyst, Northwest Power and Conservation Council Transportation Options Coordinator, Oregon State University Executive Assistant, Energy Trust of Oregon Planning Manager, Energy Trust of Oregon Partnership Specialist, Social Enterprises Event Calendar Featured Event: CSA Share Fair – Find Your Farmer Mar. 18: The second annual CSA Share Fair links local farms with customers who buy direct by signing up for weekly seasonal fresh farm deliveries. This free event features “find your farmer” matchmaking with more than 40 local farms located in seven metro area counties. Learn more.   March 17: Factory: The Industrial Electric Vehicle Market March 18: CSA Share Fair – Find Your Farmer March 19: ICS Broken Tee Planting March 29: Problem Solved, from Sustainability at Work March 30: Oregon Energy Forum Breakfast Meeting View full calendar

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