A recent study says most people agree: communities shouldn't pay for climate damages. The corporations responsible should. #MakePollutersPay
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![Illustration of a billionaire Big Oil executive dressed in a business suit holding a money bag on the shore of a body of water with a powerplant and oil rig in the background. Overlayed on top is a quote from the Oregon Capital Chronical that says "'Most of my colleagues in both parties, directly or indirectly, get funding from [Oil lobby groups] who come in and say the sky is going to fall if we implement this,' Golden said. 'I think what legislators need to continually hear is that if you are saying 'no' to polluter pays, you are saying 'yes' to your constituents paying. There's not a third choice.'"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:rvuu2t33bv7pf3jt72tff46x/bafkreib6ghjnvcbvlz6hhwnxvj7364eddqdniegtcucxb4qgwwldvhabxq)
![Illustration in pink ink on a bright yellow background of a group of community members making art that says 'Make Polluters Pay'. Handwritten pink text says 'When we organize, we can reqrite the rules and build something more honest, and more prepared for the future we deserve." Overlayed is a quote from the Oregon Capital Chronical newspaper that says "[Researchers] found that supporters of climate Superfunds dominated public hearings about the proposals, and the ratio of support to opposition was roughly 3:1 in nearly every state. California and Oregon saw more than twice the amount of testimony in favor of the climate superfund bills as any other state."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:rvuu2t33bv7pf3jt72tff46x/bafkreidvbbih2pvtow6uhhqzp4wtzsbpykl64ilrlq4nvc2mvkgoooiagm)
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Southern Oregon and South Coast communities organizing for climate justice. RogueClimate.org
![Screen shot of text from the Willamette Week: "Railed" [WW, May 20] described the rail congestion problems north of Brooklyn Yard. The Union Pacific/Norfolk Southern merger will increase Portland rail traffic by 22%. The increase from PCIP containers does not appear to be included in this estimate, but its local impact should be on Portland's radar."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:rvuu2t33bv7pf3jt72tff46x/bafkreifsawahko3kds6diaaycq234m7ait3lll4zw3cze5ifzynzs6226i)
