A $5.5M Portland power project could remove 400 trees from Forest Park while powering over 55,000 homes; the deal has split conservation groups
- Portland General Electric's Harborton Reliability Project, which would cut down 400 trees on a 5-acre plot, is facing massive backlash from conservation groups.
- While the project is yet to gain final approval from City Hall, it is already facing contention.
- According to a report by Ecoticias.com, the project is vital to maintain reliable power for over 55,000 homes and businesses.
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- Portland General Electric's Harborton Reliability Project, which would cut down 400 trees on a 5-acre plot, is facing massive backlash from conservation groups.
- While the project is yet to gain final approval from City Hall, it is already facing contention.
- According to a report by Ecoticias.com, the project is vital to maintain reliable power for over 55,000 homes and businesses.
Sources: Times of India