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🌊 Don’t Let Trump Expand LNG Exports ⚠️

The Trump Administration is moving forward with a massive floating LNG export project off the coast of Matagorda, Texas, even as families already face rising gas prices and growing climate disasters. ⛽📈

Projects like ST LNG would increase pollution along the Texas coast, threaten local fishing and tourism economies, and lock communities into decades more fossil fuel infrastructure. Meanwhile, people are left paying more for energy while corporate polluters get richer. 🏭💨

Communities deserve clean air, safe water, affordable energy, and leaders who take climate impacts seriously. Public comments can help push back against this harmful project. ✊🌎

Send your comment now ➡️ https://bit.ly/Stop-LNG-Exports

You can help stop a massive LNG export terminal ST LNG wants to build a massive LNG export terminal just off the coast of Matagorda, Texas. If approved by the Trump administration, it will harm communities, drive up your fuel prices, and lock in climate destruction.

🎉 THE PEOPLE WON!✨

The Gas Commission voted NO on PGW's $182 million gas plant budget for Port Richmond — proof that public process matters. Everyday Philadelphians who'd been directly harmed showed up and showed out to fight for the safe, affordable energy future Philadelphia deserves.

Thank you to our allies and partners for making this happen! Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania

When we fight, we WIN. 🌱✊🏿✊🏾 ✊🏽✊🏼✊🏼

📣 Join us: HERE 4 Climate Justice Coalition

📝 Sign the petition demanding a safe, affordable, fossil-free energy future for Philadelphia: www.change.org/p/safe-and-affordable-energy-for-philadelphia

💰 Polluters Should Help Cover the Cost ⚠️

For too long, communities have dealt with the health impacts of oil and gas pollution while agencies have lacked the resources to enforce existing laws fully. 🏘️💨

New Mexico’s updated permit fees will bring in more funding for inspections and oversight, helping the state better respond to harmful emissions and protect nearby communities. The industries creating the pollution should help pay for the work needed to address it. 🌎⚖️

This is a major step toward cleaner air and stronger accountability across New Mexico. ✊📍

Oregonians have been speaking up. Now they are asking for your support. Add your name at bit.ly/jindalee26.

Rains increase.
Courts suspend one mine’s license.
Two mine structures overflow.
Residents whose entire town was destroyed file a lawsuit.
Reports raise red flags.
Experts and investors worry that Vale’s mine waste isn’t stored safely.
Read more: bit.ly/49NlJVz

As chuvas aumentam.
Tribunais suspendem a licença de uma mina.
Duas estruturas de mineração vazaram.
Moradores cuja cidade inteira foi destruída
entram com uma ação judicial.
Relatórios levantam sinais de alerta.
Especialistas e investidores temem que os rejeitos da Vale não estejam armazenados com segurança.
Leia mais : bit.ly/4fy4dIy

🍿Join us for a virtual film screening on cleaner transportation and justice 🎥

Supply Chain Solidarity: Lessons from the Lithium Frontlines
Short film and panel discussion
Thursday, May 28, 4 pm PT / 7 pm ET
RSVP at bit.ly/scs-film-screening

The United States needs cleaner transportation, but that means using more minerals, including lithium. 🚙 🚌 🔋

Many minerals are being mined in ways that harm communities, especially Indigenous Peoples.

What do we do about it? And how do we make justice the center of the conversation?

💰The Fine Doesn’t Fix It ⚠️

Colorado recently fined Chevron $1.5 million after a major well blowout near Galeton Elementary School. While significant on paper, the penalty is small compared with the billions the company earns. 📊⚖️

For impacted families, the real costs were never measured only in dollars. Displacement, exposure to pollution, damaged property, and years of cleanup leave lasting burdens on communities. 🏭💨
Real accountability means preventing these disasters, protecting public health, and ensuring communities are not left paying the price. 🌍💚

Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/Chevron-Plays-Nice

A “Good Neighbor” with a Toxic Legacy - Earthworks View of the sound walls around Chevron’s Bishop well pad from only a mile away at Galeton Elementary’s playground in May 2025. What do toxic geysers and