🚨ONE-THIRD of leaking oil wells in California get a free pass to keep polluting, all thanks to loopholes in state laws. Meanwhile… ⬇️ Gas demand is dropping 🔋 California’s clean energy jobs outnumber fossil fuel jobs 7:1

Yesterday, Cesar spoke before CA lawmakers & shared his story & expertise about the harms of living near oil extraction. Bottom line: more drilling ≠ cheaper gas. Even during Kern County’s 5 yr permitting spree, oil production STILL declined—bc CA’s oil fields are running dry.

What are the true costs of climate change? 🔥 Devastating wildfires ☀️ Prolonged droughts 🥵 Extreme heat waves 🏢 Missed school and work days 💰 Rising healthcare costs 🏠 Loss of property 💵 Devastation of the economy And many more economic and public health impacts.

This year, wildfires tore through LA. Now, air is testing positive for beryllium, a toxic metal linked to lung diseases. The climate crisis is toxic. Literally. We breathe the cost while Big Oil cashes the checks. Make polluters pay. 🔗 www.sfchronicle.com/california-w...

The Trump admin is pushing new drilling on 648K acres of CA public land — from the Bay Area to Kern County. That could mean 100+ new wells in Kern and dozens more statewide. More emissions = more damage. This isn’t progress. It’s a rewind. 🔗 www.edhat.com/news/trump-a...

Big Oil’s greed ➡️ Californians paying with triple-digit heat. Hydrate. Rest. And check on your neighbors. Learn more about how to prepare: news.caloes.ca.gov/triple-digit...

The Plains All American pipeline spilled 100,000+ gallons of oil near Refugio. Now, Sable Offshore hopes to restart it with waived safety rules and no corrosion protection. This isn’t progress. It’s a disaster waiting to happen. 📢 Tell your reps: Say NO to Sable! actionnetwork.org/forms/stop-t...

The Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act (AB 1243 and SB 684) would make Big Oil pay for the climate disasters they helped fuel. And every day, momentum for this bill grows stronger across California.

The Climate Superfund Act would hold polluters accountable for the damage they’ve contributed to — wildfires, extreme heat, and crippling insurance premiums. Big Oil doesn’t want to pay. We think they should. That’s it. It’s that simple. Read more: www.latimes.com/environment/...

A Santa Barbara judge halted Sable’s pipeline restart after public outcry over its secret offshore operations. As grassroots support grows, so does distrust for Sable Offshore in the courts. Read more on the update here: www.latimes.com/california/s...

Big Oil & their cronies spent $10.6 MILLION in Q1 2025 to fight CA’s Climate Superfund Act, a bill that would fund wildfire recovery, clean energy, and support for frontline communities. They’re protecting profits — not people. More here: www.latimes.com/environment/...

The Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act is gaining ground at the local level! CA cities are passing resolutions, and grassroots momentum is building. Lawmakers are feeling the heat. From youth activists to faith leaders, the call is clear: we’re not backing down.

Last week, Ventura County students demanded Camarillo City Council support for the fossil fuel phase-out and polluters pay resolution. They're bravely asking their City Council to teach Big Oil the lesson they learned in kindergarten: clean up your own mess. 👏 #MakePollutersPay

Sable Offshore wants to restart oil sales next month, using the same pipeline system that caused the devastating 2015 Refugio spill that released more than 100,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean.

BREAKING: Youth activists in San Diego pressured the city to support the Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act (AB 1243 / SB 684).

The Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act (AB 1243/SB 684) could generate billions of dollars in revenue, covering the costs of: ✅ Climate damages & disaster preparedness ✅ Protecting public health & schools ✅ Ensuring access to clean water & housing

CA can lead the way in clean air and water in every community, and an end to neighborhood fossil fuel drilling. Now, that’s a vision of freedom worth celebrating. Let’s build it together!

“The climate crisis is a financial crisis,” @AsmDawnAddis said. As California faces a multi-billion-dollar budget shortfall, the Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act (AB 1243/SB 684) offers a common-sense solution that shifts the burden of rising climate costs from taxpayers to Big Oil.

It’s the first day of Summer! ☀️ Along with beautiful, long summer days come the negative impacts of climate change.

This Pride Month, it’s important to recognize the disproportionate impact climate disasters have on marginalized communities—including the LGBTQ+ community.

This Juneteenth, we’re taking a moment to remember the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit that took place in 1991. We recognize that the fight for racial justice is far from over.

Big Oil’s got it twisted. They’re blaming Californians for high oil prices while they continue to rake in record profits, and are forcing us to foot the bill for the climate disasters they helped cause.

"The Climate Crisis is the biggest financial threat we have ever faced" - hundreds are at the California Capitol demanding to #MakePollutersPay

🚨Yesterday, hundreds of Californians gathered in Sacramento to say ENOUGH IS ENOUGH — it’s time for Big Oil to pay for the climate damage they’ve fueled. Legislators, are you listening? We demand action.

ICYMI: New lobbying disclosures reveal that Big Oil spent more than $9 million influencing the California Legislature in the first three months of 2025. Denying common-sense solutions and refusing to pay their fair share of the costs of climate destruction.

Big Oil (The Western States Petroleum Association) is spending millions on ads that falsely claim that they care about what Californians can and can’t afford. That’s because Big Oil refuses to pay their fair share.

We are encouraged that @governor.ca.gov spoke out today on the record for the first time in favor of the Polluters Pay approach as a solution to California’s budget woes.

The solution to California’s budget shortfall is an easy fix. The Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act is landmark legislation that would hold polluters accountable for the climate damage they’ve helped cause — boosting our state budget while relieving the burden on taxpayers.

It’s more important than ever that we are in this fight together! Polluters need to pay their fair share to help the CA taxpayers. #AB1243

People shouldn’t be paying for polluters to poison our neighborhoods. We’re all at the Capitol today to insist that CA #MakePollutersPay by lobbying for environmental justice! #CEJASpringLobbyDay #AB1243 #SB684 #NoOnSB607 @cavsbigoil.bsky.social 💪🏽

Today was a victory for Californians thanks to the leadership of climate champions including @dawnaddis.bsky.social and Sen. Menjivar the voices of everyday people.They elevated the Polluters Pay bill to be a key part of the serious budget and legislative discussions in Sacramento.

By 2050, costs for damages from extreme climate disasters in California are estimated to be $113 billion PER YEAR. We can’t expect working Californians to shoulder the costs while Big Oil rakes in record-breaking profits. They must pay their fair share.

Prohibiting toxic oil drilling near schools and communities is common sense. But Big Oil will stoop to any level to line their pockets. They’ve just filed a lawsuit that would overturn SB1137, a law that prohibits new oil drilling within 3,200 feet of homes, schools, and hospitals.

We’re making a big splash in Sacramento—did you see our billboard making its way around the Capitol? 🔊We’re amping up the noise to hold Big Oil accountable as the Assembly Natural Resources Committee votes on #AB1243, the Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act.

🚨🚨🚨 BREAKING: Big Oil has filed a lawsuit to overturn SB1137, a landmark law that protects the health and safety of millions of Californians living within 3,200 feet of oil drilling sites. This is yet another sinister move by Big Oil to boost their profits at the expense of frontline communities.

Big Oil is up to their tricks—again. Their frivolous lawsuit targets SB1137, the Health and Safety Buffer Zone law that protects communities from the harmful effects of toxic oil drilling.

Californians from across the state are calling on state legislators to MAKE POLLUTERS PAY. Big Oil has profited billions of dollars while polluting our state — and we’ve paid enough. Show your support and sign the petition: actionnetwork.org/petitions/ca...

Remember the pipeline rupture in Santa Barbara 10 years ago? We sure do. Now, Sable Offshore wants to restart that very same pipeline, with no plan in place to mitigate any side effects. California can’t afford another environmental disaster.

President Trump just gave Big Oil free rein to pollute, slashing protections and gutting environmental programs. These cuts will disproportionately affect lower-income neighborhoods, putting those who live near drilling sites at risk.

This Women’s History Month, we want to share our appreciation for all the women that make up our coalition. We could not take on the fight against Big Oil without the tremendous support and continued hard work of Sen. Menjivar, Supervisor Holly J. Mitchell, Sen. Gonzales, and Asm. Dawn Addis. #WHM

California cannot afford another climate disaster. The Sable pipeline already damaged our coast. Now, they want to restart drilling at the same site, with NO plan in place. Even with the tie vote, there’s still work to be done. Read more: www.independent.com/2025/02/25/s... #SablePipeline

California families are already facing more than $250 billion in cleanup costs as a result of the recent LA wildfires. Meanwhile, Big Oil continues to put corporate profits ahead of California communities. Fight back: CAvsBigOil.com/MakePollutersPay?utm_source=tw_mpp_ad_p2_&sc=tw_mpp_ad_p2_

BREAKING: Sen. Menjivar & Asm. Member Dawn Addis have introduced The Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act, a common-sense bill that requires Big Oil to pay their fair share of the destruction they’ve helped to cause.