Families
Households can feel impacts through food costs, access, and community stability.
Featured Issue: IP 28
Oregon's Way of Life Is At Risk
IP 28 could affect more than one issue. Potential impacts may reach families, farms, local jobs, food systems, outdoor traditions, conservation efforts, and communities throughout Oregon.
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Food Systems
Rules affecting farms and ranches can ripple into grocery stores and food access.
Farms & Ranches
Agriculture livelihoods and rural economies could face new pressure.
Local Jobs
Agriculture, recreation, tourism, and natural resources support local work.
Outdoor Traditions
Hunting and fishing connect families to food, family time, and conservation.
Conservation
Effective wildlife and land stewardship require practical management tools.
FAQ
IP 28 is a proposed initiative also referred to by supporters as the PEACE Act.
Opponents argue its wording could reach farms, ranches, pest control, animal training, veterinary education, research, hunting, fishing, and related Oregon livelihoods.
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Breadth of Impact
Organizations & Communities Potentially Impacted
IP 28 could reach food security, agriculture, youth education, conservation, outdoor traditions, local business, veterinary education, and community services.
Food Security
Agriculture
FFA & 4-H
Conservation
Outdoor Traditions
Business
Veterinary Education
Community ServicesOrganizations shown represent sectors and communities that could be affected by policies similar to those proposed in IP 28. Display does not imply endorsement.