Oregon farmers and their Republican representatives hate a new bill that makes farmland eligible for semiconductor plants

Republican Rep. Ed Diehl says the governor shouldn’t have authority to bring lands into the urban growth boundary. “That is not the Oregon way.” Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2023/04/07/oregon-semiconductors-chips-land-use-bill-republicans-farmers/

Oregon farmers and their Republican representatives hate a new bill that makes farmland eligible for semiconductor plants

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