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  • Learning from the Least Housed

    Sep 14, 2023
    Author: Tim McCormick
    Inside looking out photo of a simple home made of affordable material material

    “We can do it”: The author’s self-built “Summer Pavilion,” pictured here with the canopy flap up for good weather, is 8’x10’, can adapt to shifting needs, and cost $500. [Photo: Tim McCormick]

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  • Careers

    Aug 3, 2023
    Author: Webster Chang
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  • Oregon’s Land Use Law Creates Wildfire-Adapted Communities

    Jul 25, 2023
    Author: Kate Anderson
    Side-by-side map showing the two different growth plans for Bend, OR -- one expanding into fireplains, and the other with infill.
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  • Learning to live with Wildfires

    Jun 9, 2023
    Author: Webster Chang
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  • The Best Wildfire Solution We’re Not Using

    Jun 1, 2023
    Author: Kate Anderson
    Bumper-to-bumper traffic as evacuees flee the Creek Fire (source: Kilmer Media/Shutterstock.com).

    Bumper-to-bumper traffic as evacuees flee the Creek Fire (source: Kilmer Media/Shutterstock.com).
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  • Montana’s Big Bipartisan Housing Deal

    May 9, 2023
    Author: Catie Gould
    Photo of housing in Missoula admist a backdrop of a sunny, Montana day

    View of Missoula along the Clark Fork River from Mount Sentinel, in Missoula, Montana by Jon Bilous

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  • How the Washington Legislature Burst the Housing Abundance Dam

    May 8, 2023
    Author: Dan Bertolet
    Housing abundance bills signed by Governor Inslee in Washington state in 2023. Inslee signs while surrounded by a crowd of advocates.

    Housing abundance wins for WA: Governor Jay Inslee signs the middle housing bill, HB 1110, into law. Photo by Ryan Packer, used with permission.
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  • Video: Housing Solutions Are Climate Solutions

    Mar 10, 2023
    Author: Anna Fahey
    Screengrab of an animation of a woman looking worried from her car, stuck in a traffic jam
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  • Poll: Washington Voters Out Ahead Of Local Leaders On Zoning Reforms

    Feb 15, 2023
    Author: Anna Fahey
    Family moving into a new home with bright white lighting. Zoning reform could make more kinds of homes affordable in Washington job centers, for households of a range of incomes.

    Respondents understand a shortage of homes to be the top factor in the state’s high costs of homes and rents.
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  • Yes, Oregon, There Is a Way to Build Enough Homes

    Feb 7, 2023
    Author: Jay Lee and Michael Andersen
    two three-story apartment buildings on 5,000 square foot lots

    A pair of three-story apartment buildings on 5,000-square-foot lots in Oregon. (Source: Michael Andersen)

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