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Governor Kulongoski's Environmental Principles and Priorities
governor and the environment
A stable and sustainable economy is a foundation for a strong and prosperous future. As Governor, I want to provide all Oregonians with a quality education that gives them the chance to earn a living-wage job and provide for their families.

Protecting our environment and our natural resources is another way we can work together to promote a sustainable economy. When we have a natural environment that is healthy and sustainable, we all win.

We can work simultaneously to both grow our economy and protect our environment.

Ensuring "livability" for us not only today - but tomorrow as well - is a guiding principle for a strong future. We must make sure Oregon has a healthy balance between growth, infrastructure, development and environmental protection.
Ocean Health Agreement Nears Completion
Action Plan to be Released in 2008
On September 18, 2006, the states of California, Oregon and Washington launched the West Coast Governors' Agreement on Ocean Health, a collaboration to address critical ocean and coastal protection and management issues. Public comments on the draft Action Plan for the ocean health agreement are being considered by the three states. The final Action Plan will be released in early 2008.

IMST Recruitment is Underway
Application Deadline June 15, 2008
The State of Oregon is recruiting a top scientist to fill a position with the Independent Multidisciplinary Science Team (IMST), with expertise in the field of agricultural, rangeland, or watershed management or science, or a similar field. The IMST's principal work is to provide independent, scientific analysis and evaluation of state actions and policies under the Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds (Oregon Plan).
 

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