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UPDATES FROM ROGUE CLIMATE

Rogue Climate Statement Supporting Removal of the Lower Snake River Dams

Rogue Climate enthusiastically supports the removal of the four dams on the lower Snake River. The impact these dams are having on the salmon population and Tribal Nations is far too great. The Nez Perce Tribe has been fighting to remove the dams for decades as it impacts their communities, food and cultural resources, and water directly.

APPLY: SUMMER 2022 YOUTH INTERNSHIP

Rogue Valley and South Coast youth are invited to apply for the Summer 2022 Rogue Climate and Rogue Action Center Organizing Youth Leaders Internship by May 31.

Environmental Justice Advocates Respond to Industry Lawsuits Attacking Oregon Climate Protection Program

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, March 23, 2022 CONTACT:Molly Tack-Hooper, 206-701-9763,...

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Fossil fuel corporations are trying to expand frac $Fossil fuel corporations are trying to expand fracked gas infrastructure through Oregon by increasing the gas flowing through the GTN pipeline. Join community members for an informational webinar on Tuesday, August 9 at 12:00PM, to learn more about the GTNXpress project and take action to tell FERC to stop the pipeline expansion. Register for the webinar at: http://bit.ly/GTNwebinar (link in our bio)$

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Endings lead to new beginnings. The Power Past F $Endings lead to new beginnings. The Power Past Fracked Gas coalition is winding down. After achieving much of what we set out to accomplish, it’s time to make room for new leadership, and new structures for transitioning Pacific Northwest communities to a future without threats from fracked gas. Thousands of people throughout the region have worked hard to protect our communities and our natural world from the harm that would come from a methanol plant in Kalama, an LNG terminal in Jordan Cove (Coos Bay), and an LNG terminal in Tacoma in a fight that is not over yet. While many struggles continue, we celebrate the victories we’ve all worked hard for, every step of the way. We will find new ways to continue to hold fossil fuel industries accountable, and build stronger communities together. Onward!$