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Emily Cureton

Emily Cureton

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Central Oregon Bureau Chief, Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Central Oregon Bureau Chief

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Total articles 1416

  • Harney County’s groundwater crisis draws Oregon policymakers, and private investors

    By Emily Cureton Verified| The Hermiston Herald Verified Oregon water regulators are poised to change how they protect overdrawn aquifers. The Oregon Water Resources Commission will consider a number of policy reforms at a two-day meeting this week in Harney County, a setting that’s become emblematic of state mismanagement of groundwater. k9bm!C@A@D65 492?86Dk^9bmkAm%96 AC@A@D65 492?86D 4@>6 27E6C J62CD @7 H2C?:?8D 23@FE 2? :>A6?5:?8 4C:D:D :? E96 2C62[ 2?5 2D D@>6 =@42= 72C>D 92G6 6IA2?565 :? C6DA@?D6[ :?4=F5:?8 2E =62DE @?6 ~C68@?

    By Emily Cureton Verified · The Hermiston Herald

    Sep. 28, 2023

  • Fall rains can’t undo pains of deepening drought in Oregon

    By Emily Cureton Verified| Jefferson Public Radio Verified Holly Dillemuth / JPR News Spring Lake, a private body of water that normally uses water from Upper Klamath Lake, is dry in October 2021. Withered crops and puny livestock; dead fish and swarming insects; laid-off workers, shriveling economies, and rural homes stranded without running water — these are just some of the calamities unleashed by a historic drought affecting all of Oregon and parts of Washington.

    By Emily Cureton Verified · Jefferson Public Radio

    Nov. 19, 2021

  • Harney County’s groundwater crisis draws Oregon policymakers, and private investors

    By Emily Cureton Verified| The Hermiston Herald Verified Oregon water regulators are poised to change how they protect overdrawn aquifers. The Oregon Water Resources Commission will consider a number of policy reforms at a two-day meeting this week in Harney County, a setting that’s become emblematic of state mismanagement of groundwater. k9bm!C@A@D65 492?86Dk^9bmkAm%96 AC@A@D65 492?86D 4@>6 27E6C J62CD @7 H2C?:?8D 23@FE 2? :>A6?5:?8 4C:D:D :? E96 2C62[ 2?5 2D D@>6 =@42= 72C>D 92G6 6IA2?565 :? C6DA@?D6[ :?4=F5:?8 2E =62DE @?6 ~C68@?

    By Emily Cureton Verified · The Hermiston Herald

    Sep. 28, 2023

As seen in

KAMU – FM (College Station, TX),U.S. News And World Report,The Seattle Times,WBUR – FM (Boston, Ma),Miami Herald,Here & Now,The Sacramento Bee,Fort Worth Star – Telegram,The Charlotte Observer,Lexington Herald – Leader,Npr,Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Oregon Public Broadcasting