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The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality’s $The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) draft Climate Protection Program places the burden of the program on everyone except the state’s largest polluters. Take action now to demand that this program actually protect the climate and Oregon communities: https://p2a.co/E7evEMI (Linked at @ppfrackedgas) #ProtectTheSacred #ORClimateAction #Oregon #SouthernOregon #RogueValley #OregonCoast #KeepItInTheGround #FossilFree #WaterIsLife$

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Pressure is building on the Oregon Environmental Q $Pressure is building on the Oregon Environmental Quality Commission (EQC) to address pollution from Oregon’s top greenhouse gas emitters—fracked gas power plants. Over the past several months, dozens of individuals and organizations have testified to EQC urging the Commission to protect frontline and environmental justice communities. Yet, Oregon DEQ still proposes to exempt Oregon’s top six polluters—all large fracked gas power plants—from Oregon’s new greenhouse gas regulation program. This move would place the burdens of pollution on communities near these plants. Oregon DEQ’s proposed approach is blatantly unfair and unjust. Join the Environmental Quality Commission’s hearing on Thursday, September 30 at 4 p.m. to demand DEQ hold large polluters accountable in OR’s new Greenhouse Gas Emissions Program: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81250935766 #ORClimateAction New to giving public testimony? We’ve got you covered: tinyurl.com/EQCmtg. See you in September as we hold polluters accountable so that we can meet our climate goals!$