AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Lawsuit: An Oregon judge rejected nearly all industry efforts to dismiss Multnomah County’s $51 billion case over the 2021 heat dome, allowing the county’s claim against fossil fuel companies to move toward trial. Wildfire: Oregon’s record 2026 fire season has ended, with more than 2.5 million acres burned statewide. Officials cited low snowpack, drought and dry fuels among the factors behind the devastation. Detroit Lake: Marion County will appeal a ruling allowing the Army Corps to proceed with a deep drawdown this fall. The county warns it could harm drinking water, farms and fish; the lawsuit itself is still ongoing. Data Centers: Hermiston and Umatilla are pushing back against Gov. Tina Kotek’s pause on pollution permits for new or expanding data centers, citing potential economic and infrastructure impacts. Home Energy: Eugene approved a requirement for sellers to disclose a home’s energy score, starting in April 2027, giving buyers information about efficiency and potential upgrades.
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