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Interstate Bridge replacement report details likely climate benefits, underscores displacement concerns
Interstate Bridge replacement report details likely climate benefits, underscores displacement concerns
Interstate Bridge replacement report details likely climate benefits, underscores displacement concerns

Published on: 09/20/2024

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Leaders of the Interstate Bridge Replacement project celebrated a significant milestone Friday with the release of a long-awaited environmental report

Leaders of the drive to replace the aging Interstate Bridge between Portland and Vancouver celebrated a significant milestone Friday with the release of a long-awaited report detailing the project’s likely environmental impacts and the proposed mitigation strategies.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/business/2024/09/long-awaited-environmental-report-on-interstate-bridge-replacement-details-likely-climate-benefits-underscores-displacement-concerns.html

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