2014 Fall Newsletter
See what Cascade Policy Institute has been up to in the Fall of 2014 in our latest…
Read Blog DetailSee what Cascade Policy Institute has been up to in the Fall of 2014 in our latest…
Read Blog DetailLast summer, Seattle passed an ordinance raising its minimum wage to $15 per…
Read Blog DetailBy Darla M. Romfo Earlier this fall I had the pleasure of attending…
Read Blog DetailLast Friday, Michigan approved Right to Try legislation with overwhelming bipartisan support. Colorado, Missouri, and Louisiana all passed similar measures this year, with Arizonans voting on the issue this November. What is Right to Try and why is it gaining steam?
Spearheaded by the Goldwater Institute, an Arizona-based public policy organization, Right to Try legislation allows terminally ill patients access to drugs, biotics, and implants that have completed basic FDA safety testing but are still awaiting further approval.
Read Blog DetailMany politicians on the West Coast have fallen in love with untested policies and programs they say will help solve global warming. Many of these policies are mind-bogglingly complicated. What, after all, is a low carbon fuel standard (LCFS), or clean fuels program? And how exactly do programs like “cap and trade” work? And, perhaps most importantly, how do these policies impact you, the consumer?
Read Blog DetailOregon voters are being asked this November to authorize spending more tax dollars…
Read Blog DetailOne can imagine that blacksmiths and buggy whip makers didn’t take kindly to…
Read Blog DetailBy Jordan Lofthouse, Randy Simmons, and John A. Charles, Jr. With Oregon’s schools…
Read Blog DetailJoin us as Kathryn Hickok will be presenting to the Molalla Patriots on…
Read Blog DetailWatch Cascade’s own Steve Buckstein take on State Treasurer Ted Wheeler to debate…
Read Blog DetailOregon’s political leaders have the chance to do what they frequently ask of…
Read Blog DetailIn 1976, Congress changed its “policy” regarding our public lands (Federal Lands Policy Management Act, or FLPMA). This “policy” change sought to retain public lands in federal ownership―ignoring the 200-year-old obligation of Congress to transfer title to our public lands.
Read Blog DetailJoin Cascade staff on November 22 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Lake Oswego at…
Read Blog DetailRedder or Bluer? GMO Marijuana? Same bathrooms for the top 2? Drivers licenses…
Read Blog DetailPlease join us for Cascade’s monthly Policy Picnic led by founder and senior policy analyst Steve…
Read Blog DetailToday, the Cascade Policy Institute released a report analyzing the range of policy…
Read Blog DetailLast week Portland City Commissioner Steve Novick suggested that the City Council approve…
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