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Gosia Wozniacka

Gosia Wozniacka

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Environmental Justice Reporter, Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

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  • DEQ servers still down due to cyberattack, emission stations reopened

    By Gosia Wozniacka Verified| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality says it’s still working to restore employee servers in the wake of the cyberattack the agency reported last week. Most employees are still working entirely from their phones, Lauren Wirtis, a DEQ spokesperson, said Friday. The agency has said it plans to have all servers rebuilt and online by the end of the day, she said. Vehicle emission stations reopened on Monday in Medford and on Tuesday in the Portland area, Wirtis said.

    By Gosia Wozniacka Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Portland City Council moves to reject controversial PGE Forest Park transmission project

    By Gosia Wozniacka Verified| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified The Portland City Council moved Thursday to reject a Portland General Electric transmission upgrade project in Forest Park that would require the utility to clearcut more than 370 trees on about 5 acres in the park. The decision Thursday night – described as “tentative” until a final vote on May 7 – came after councilors considered appeals by the Forest Park Conservancy and Forest Park Neighborhood Association to overturn a city of Portland hearings officer approval in March of PGE’s proposal.

    By Gosia Wozniacka Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • DEQ servers still down due to cyberattack, emission stations reopened

    By Gosia Wozniacka Verified| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality says it’s still working to restore employee servers in the wake of the cyberattack the agency reported last week. Most employees are still working entirely from their phones, Lauren Wirtis, a DEQ spokesperson, said Friday. The agency has said it plans to have all servers rebuilt and online by the end of the day, she said. Vehicle emission stations reopened on Monday in Medford and on Tuesday in the Portland area, Wirtis said.

    By Gosia Wozniacka Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

Portland, Oregon, United States

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