Air Cascadia

Let's think this through:  An alcohol-enfeebled elderly man spends what, oh say, an hour, slashing away at  himself with a blade and fails to do much damage.  In fact, he is unscathed to the point that he is capable of wandering around Hoyt Arboretum yelling at yuppies and ... Read more

April First pushed a few buttons.  And  here on Air Cascadia we plan to keep right on pushing.  Joining us in the effort, Tre Arrow and Samantha Chirillo with Rising Tide report on the pranks designed to chip away at the cracks in the system.  Roots and water, water and roo... Read more

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Just in time:  You want government transparency, you say?  Well then say it.  Tonight, 6 pm at the Turnbull Center, 70 NW Couch Street here in Portland you can share your thoughts with  Attorney General John Kroger.  Transparancy or cource is a double-edged sword.  What's o... Read more

Resistance:  It's rage transcended, transformed into strategy, tactics and tenacity.  What is it going to take to reconfigure the police and reconstruct public trust?  Do we have to tear the existing structures down to the foundation...or can creativity save us from ourselv... Read more

Turn your back on these people for a moment and they start selling the state down the river...selling the river, for that matter.  John Devoe at WaterWatch (Not to be confused with Food & Water Watch.  Both organizations are forces to be contended with by corporados.  But t... Read more

Lest we forget, the greater part of the  human body is water...as is the living earth.  We know what happens when a human being goes without water for too long...We know what happens when we drink contaminated water...But happens to 'Gaia' when she is goes thirsty?  What ha... Read more

Think about it:  Which Portland groups spend the most time on Portland streets?  Clearly, the police and the Homeless.  So it's a chancy relationship at best.  On the one hand, by virtue of their circumstances the Homeless often present the visual stereotype of The Criminal... Read more

So Nestle wants to crush Cascade Locks under its massive Carbon Footprint...The plan is  First they want to trade spring water currently the habitat of fish for municipal water.  I'm not making this up:  the fish get the tap water and Nestle sells the fresh water right out ... Read more

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