Stevens writes, “Today, sustainability is woven into the fabric of nearly every industry we cover – and we’re reframing our coverage to better reflect that reality. Beginning on Jan. 1, we will be discontinuing our twice-weekly SBO newsletter.
“This will accomplish a couple of things: It will help, we hope, declutter your inbox, and it will allow us to focus our coverage on the people, issues and trends that are most relevant to you, our SBO audience.
“While the digital newsletter is going away, please know that our commitment to covering the topics of cleantech, energy, the built environment and natural resources is as strong as ever. In fact, our newest reporter Pete Danko will provide in-depth coverage of these sectors and more.
“Pete’s stories will be published daily to the Portland Business Journal website and you can continue to have them delivered to your inbox by signing up for our Morning Edition and Afternoon Edition newsletters.”
Read more here.
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