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Now more than ever we need a people powered movement to take on corporate polluters and climate deniers.
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Activist News Roundup #12
/in Activist News Roundup, News /by Simran KadamA monthly curated collection of climate activism news, protests, public marches, direct actions, and related court cases. We are regularly inspired by the creative and courageous resistance we see around the globe, and we hope that gathering the stories here will keep you motivated, informed and connected.
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August 2018 Climate Science Round-Up
/in Climate Science, News /by Simran KadamOur Climate Science Round-Ups are a compilation of recent news about climate science. In this edition, we pull articles from BBC, NPR, and The Seattle Times about hidden warming gasses found in waste, the highest ocean surface temperatures recorded in a century, and the harsh effects of climate change being felt around the world.
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Deadline Extended for Submitting Comments for the Proposed Pacific Connector Pipeline Project
/in News /by nicolePress Release: Industry Attack on Portland Fossil Fuel Policy Fails
/in Announcements, Fossil Fuel Resistence, News, Press Release /by nicoleOregon Supreme Court Declines Review, Leaving in Place Oregon Court of Appeals Ruling in Favor of Portland’s Fossil Fuel Ordinance
July 31, 2018 (Portland, Ore.) — Today, a coalition of public interest groups celebrated news that opponents of Portland’s fossil fuel ordinance have failed in their efforts to overturn the City’s landmark law. In 2016, Portland’s City Council voted unanimously to prohibit new fossil fuel infrastructure such as oil and gas terminals. Last week, the Oregon Supreme Court declined to review a January 2018 ruling by the Oregon Court of Appeals that upheld the Constitutionality of Portland’s Fossil Fuel Terminal Zoning Amendments, dealing another blow to the legal challenges brought by the Portland Business Alliance and the oil industry.
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