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For decades, out-of-state fossil fuel corporations have made devastating fires, extreme heat, and floods worse, yet Oregonians have paid the price for prevention and recovery. These polluters always knew this was happening, but continued to do it while piling up massive profits with no accountability. Oregon lawmakers have the power to hold big oil accountable – but we need you to make sure they hear us.
Washington action
Lawmakers are preparing to take climate funds for unrelated expenses, which would break trust with a majority of voters, who overwhelmingly voted to support the Climate Commitment Act on the ballot. Tell them to keep their commitment and protect CCA funds!
Oregon action
Tell Oregon lawmakers to protect climate and community transportation programs—these investmen
Oregon action
Oregonians need a transportation system built on accountability and common sense. By prioritizing smart spending, transparency and better oversight, we can build a better future for Oregon without passing on a financial burden to the next generation.
Oregon action
The Upgrade and Save program will help Oregon working families access home upgrades such as home weatherization, energy-efficient heat pumps, solar panels, and home batteries to help lower energy bills and protect people from extreme weather, wildfires, and smoke impacts.
Washington action
Washington’s biggest-polluting industries and state regulators need certainty to plan for the clean industry transition. This week, Legislators are voting in committee on bills designed to help manufacturers plan and prepare for decarbonization to ensure they are on track to comply with Climate Commitment Act pollution reduction requirements.
Oregon action
With federal leadership receding, Oregon's role as a clean energy leader is more important than ever. Right now, Oregon lawmakers have an opportunity to support affordable, clean energy progress. Urge them to support local, community-based power in the 2026 session by passing the virtual power plant bill (SB 1582).
Oregon action
Oregon legislators are making critical budget decisions that could weaken clean energy and climate programs that protect public health and keep energy costs down. Let's protect essential state agencies, support local jobs, and ensure Oregon communities aren’t left vulnerable as federal funding is rolled back.
Washington action
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For decades, out-of-state fossil fuel corporations have made devastating fires, extreme heat, and floods worse, yet Oregonians have paid the price for prevention and recovery. These polluters always knew this was happening, but continued to do it while piling up massive profits with no accountability. Oregon lawmakers have the power to hold big oil accountable – but we need you to make sure they hear us.
Lawmakers are preparing to take climate funds for unrelated expenses, which would break trust with a majority of voters, who overwhelmingly voted to support the Climate Commitment Act on the ballot. Tell them to keep their commitment and protect CCA funds!
Tell Oregon lawmakers to protect climate and community transportation programs—these investmen
Oregonians need a transportation system built on accountability and common sense. By prioritizing smart spending, transparency and better oversight, we can build a better future for Oregon without passing on a financial burden to the next generation.
The Upgrade and Save program will help Oregon working families access home upgrades such as home weatherization, energy-efficient heat pumps, solar panels, and home batteries to help lower energy bills and protect people from extreme weather, wildfires, and smoke impacts.
Washington’s biggest-polluting industries and state regulators need certainty to plan for the clean industry transition. This week, Legislators are voting in committee on bills designed to help manufacturers plan and prepare for decarbonization to ensure they are on track to comply with Climate Commitment Act pollution reduction requirements.
With federal leadership receding, Oregon's role as a clean energy leader is more important than ever. Right now, Oregon lawmakers have an opportunity to support affordable, clean energy progress. Urge them to support local, community-based power in the 2026 session by passing the virtual power plant bill (SB 1582).
Oregon legislators are making critical budget decisions that could weaken clean energy and climate programs that protect public health and keep energy costs down. Let's protect essential state agencies, support local jobs, and ensure Oregon communities aren’t left vulnerable as federal funding is rolled back.
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