Leslie Carlson

Leslie Carlson is an Oregon native who fled the state in 1989 because it seemed "too small; a state where everyone seemed to know one another or were related by birth or marriage." She came back for precisely the same reason: she valued the deep personal connections that one could forge in Oregon with neighbors, colleagues, politicians and other citizens. "It sounds trite, but I believe that Oregon is a place where ordinary citizens can and do make a difference."


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October 26, 2006Greenspaces: We Need 'Em
October 05, 2006Kids and the City
September 20, 2006Could global warming cost Saxton the election?
August 08, 2006I Gave Up My Car For A Month...
July 19, 2006The UK mulls a carbon tax
July 07, 2006Biking for Girly Girls
May 03, 2006The carbon neutral life
December 20, 2005Of sidewalks and dieting
September 30, 2005Healthy kids, healthy planet
September 12, 2005I'm A Brand New School Parent
August 16, 2005The Grocery Gauntlet
July 03, 2005Portland and global warming part II
May 25, 2005Kyoto, here we come
April 17, 2005Don't Oregonize California
March 06, 2005Califoregon, or: How I learned to stop worrying and love climate change
March 03, 2005Joined at the Hip
February 10, 2005What a quaint notion
January 31, 2005The greenest little city in the world
November 16, 2004Acting Locally to Stop Global Warming
November 05, 2004The Elephant in the Room
October 30, 2004Gay Marriage Causes Toenail Fungus, Too
October 20, 2004Feelin' blue about the flu
October 16, 2004Free the T-shirts!
October 14, 2004Vote early, vote often
October 13, 2004Voices inside his head
September 16, 2004A Rat Leaving a Sinking Ship
July 23, 2004Talk is Cheap
July 20, 2004The Nanny Diaries, Portland-style

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