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2. Climate change in Oregon: defining the problem and its causes Aslam Khalil1, Chris Butenhoff1 and Martha Shearer1 Contributing authors: Gail Achterman2, Kelley Barsanti3, Bill Drumheller4, Ron Mitchell5, Andrew Rice1