Sightline Daily News

TriMet considering major fare changes | The Oregonian
TriMet appears to be on the verge of a historic restructuring of bus and train fares to deal with its latest budget crisis, including eliminating zones and single-ticket round trips.
Port of St. Helens approves coal export | The Oregonian
Port of St. Helens commissioners have approved agreements with two companies that want to export coal, adding to the scramble to ship coal to Asia through Northwest ports. The commissioners voted in favor of coal export, potentially up to 38 million tons a year, Wednesday night after testimony from supporters touting the job potential and from opponents with concerns about environmental impacts and increased train and barge traffic.
CA air board to vote on landmark electric-car rules | San Jose Mercury News
In a move that could reshape the American automobile industry, California regulators Thursday are expected to approve sweeping new rules requiring that 15 percent of new cars sold in California by 2025 run on electricity, hydrogen or other systems producing little or no smog.

Second Annual Food & Film Series

Dirt! The Movie

On February 28, 2012, Vancouver Watersheds Alliance will be hosting a FREE screening of Dirt! The Movie.

The screening will be held at the downtown Vancouver Library from 6 - 9p. There will be FREE food and a great discussion to follow with a panel comprised of a certified arborist, the director of the Master Composter/Recycler program, and a landscape designer! This is a family friendly event, and we hope to see you all there!

Find the trailer here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKPcuwOOGqY

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