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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 04/09/2026

A recent study says most people agree: communities shouldn't pay for climate damages. The corporations responsible should. #MakePollutersPay Read more: oregoncapitalchronicle.com/2026/09/03/o...

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.'"

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."

Black illustration on a highlighter yellow background of people holding protest signs and chanting. Black text says: "Public support for making polluters pay is growing. Let's keep it up! TAKE ACTION! Sign the petition to Make Polluters Pay: https://bit.ly/mpporegon. LEARN MORE: Read about support for climate superfund bills at bit.ly/mppsupport. Check the zine with art by Geloy Concepcion at www.makepolluterspay.net

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 15/07/2026

🦀 What happens in Coos Bay affects the rest of Oregon: "It's critical that Portland and other cities pressure our representatives for investments that make our communities healthier, not one that will bring unnecessary congestion through our regions." #CommunityNotContainers #NoPCIP

Text screen shot from the Willamette Week: "What happens in Coos Bay Could slow Portland traffic: Coos Bay? Who cares? What happens in Coos Bay stays in Coos Bay...or so I thought. But if the governor and congressional delegation have their way, the Port of coos Bay will contribute to additional rail and traffic congestion from Eugene gto Portland by building the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port (PCIP).

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."

Screenshot from Willamette Week: "The PCIP is a $2.3 billion proposal to move containers from Coos Bay to Eugene on double-stacked 1.7-mile long trainns - six round trips per day. While PCIP planners have not specified how these trains would move from Eugene to Portland, rail experts say UP is the most likely carrier. That means additional construction, train crossings, traffic congestion and Amtrak delays in Eugene, Salem, Woodburn and Portland.

Screenshot of Willamette Week Text: "The title of Nigel Jaquiss' article says it all: "Oregon's leading Politicians Want to Bet Billions of Dollars on a New Shipping Terminal. Ciritics Say it's a Costly Mistake". Proponents include both US senators, Rep Val Hoyle and Gov Kotek. Whether Coos County residents actually support the project appears to be irrelevant. It's critical that Portland and other cities pressure our representatives for investments that make our communities healthier, not one that will bring unnecessary congestion through our regions.

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 23/05/2025

Tell your friends! We're accepting applications for the summer 2025 BIPOC Youth Leaders Internship in the Rogue Valley, open to folks age 14-30. ➡️ Apply at RogueClimate.org/jobs-internships. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, so applying early is encouraged. #ClimateSky

White circle on yellow background with text that says "BIPOC Community Organizing Youth Internship. July 3rd - August 28th, 2025 in the Rogue Valley. RogueClimate.org/jobs-internships. At the bottom is a black bar with black and white collaged images of people with protest signs, holding megaphones, with fists up.

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 01/05/2025

😎Still thinking about when we got to rep the South Coast at the Move Oregon Forward lobby day earlier this month! Watch the full speech on transportation justice, climate, and the South Coast: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLtj...

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 01/04/2025

〰️Check the vibes in Salem with our Legislative Coordinator, Zoe! Drop a comment to learn about ways to take action with our virtual volunteer team 📣

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 25/02/2025

Thanks to Ashland for listening to our communities and passing policy for climate and clean air! This is just the first step—we look forward to seeing the city’s continued progress towards meeting Ashland’s climate goals 🌱 Send a thank you to Ashland City Council at bit.ly/thankcouncil

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 20/02/2025

🎉🎉After two years of youth-driven effort, Ashland City Council unanimously passed policy to incentivize all electric construction in new homes. Thank you to our communities and partners for taking action for climate and clean air, this would not be possible without you.

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 14/02/2025

🥀The gas industry's insecurities are showing. Threatened by Ashland youth climate policy, gas execs have hired Luce Research to make robo calls around the Rogue Valley to spread misinformation and shut down climate action. This is total fossil fuel front-group behavior and we won't let it slide!

Image of a screenshot text message that says: Hi, this is Ann with luce Research. Ashland City council is about to approve a..." Off-white text on a hot pink packground says "Don't get duped by gas execs! A gas industry front group is making robo calls and texts around the Rogue Valley to shut down Ashland youth's Carbon Pollution Impact Fee. Swipe for more."

Black text on bright yellow background: "Don't get duped by gas execs! The health and safety of our communities is more important than Avista's bottom line. Let's drown out the gas industry! 1) Rally and pack the room at the FINAL VOTE to pass the Pollution Fee. Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 5:30 PM. Ashland Council Chambers. 2) Submit written testimony before 2/18. Use the link in our bio to find the testimony guide. Craft your testimony and follow the instructions at the top of the page to submit."

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 06/02/2025

🙌We're launching our Coos County Community Organizing Youth Internship again for the first time in two years! If you or anyone you know is between 14-30 on the South Coast, apply by March 9th at: rogueclimate.org/coosinternsh...

Black illustration of a salmon on top of a blue, turquoise and white gradient. Black block letters say "Coos County Community Organizing Youth Internship for ages 14-30. Apply by March 9th. Link in bio!" A black wavy blob at the bottom contains a thick turquoise squiggly line, leading to white text that says: "Learn how to make meaningful change in your community for environmental and social justice!"

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 30/01/2025

We're at the finish line! Come to Ashland Council Chambers on Tuesday, February 4th at 5:30 PM for the final rally and FINAL VOTE to pass the Pollution Fee. Say you'll be there? bit.ly/council204

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 23/01/2025

🎉 Last night, Ashland City Council unanimously passed the first reading of the youth-led Pollution Fee ordinance. On to the final reading on Tuesday, February 4th! The Pollution Fee will help improve indoor air quality, save money on energy bills and help the city start meeting its climate goals.

Photo of youth in the dark behind cardboard letters that are lit up and spell "FOSSIL FREE". Text says: "Ashland City Council unanimously passes reading of youth-led climate policy! Take action: Tell Ashland to pass the Pollution Fee at the FINAL VOTE on Tuesday, February 4th!"

Black text on a muted rainbow gradient background: "The Pollution Fee would incentivize building new homes with safe, efficient electric appliances by charging a fee for installing gas appliances in new residential buildings. The pollution fee would: improve indoor air quality, save residents $ on energy bills, help meet climate goals, and pave the way for future action!

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 21/01/2025

If the last 24 hours have shown us anything, it's that #climate action at the local level is essential to protecting our communities. Ashland youth are working to pass an ordinance for city-level climate action, improved air quality, and reduced energy bills. Show up and support! bit.ly/councilparty

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 06/12/2024

Come work with us! We're seeking a temporary (23 weeks) Legislative Coordinator to collaborate with community members, partner organizations, and legislative allies to meet our policy goals during the 2025 legislative session. Apply at rogueclimate.org/legislativec...

Collage images of the Coos Bay Estuary and the Klamath River in the background with a photo of a group of people outside of the capital advocating for Resilience Hubs legislation. White text on black background says: "We're hiring a legislative coordinator (temporary position). Apply today at: rogueclimate.org/jobs-internships.

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 22/11/2024

BREAKING :rotating_light: The Climate Protection Program is successfully RESTORED! Thanks to everyone across the state who joined forces to defend this crucial policy and make Oregon healthier and safer for all who live in it. Together, we’re stronger. #CCEJ

Rainbow background. Black and white text says: "Climate Protection Program restored! BIG OREGON CLIMATE WIN! Three Icons describe the suces: 1. cuts oil and gas pollution by 90%, 2. Delivers climate justice, 3. Holds polluters accountable.

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Rogue Climate @rogueclimate.org · 16/02/2024

🥀Ashland, Oregon needs your help breaking up with gas! Because our communities deserve better: clean air, affordable energy, and a livable future. 💘Tell Ashland City Council why you support the Climate & Clean Air Package: bit.ly/cleanair4ash...

Youth holds a megaphone in a wavy frame. Black text on an off-white background says: "Act Now! Tell Ashland City Council: pass the Climate & Clean Air Package. bit.ly/cleanair4ashland."

Small cut out of a group of youth holding signs in the upper right corner. Black text on an off-white background says: "Ashland is on the verge of passing innovative policy to improve air quality and lessen fossil fuel use in our city. Your voice is needed to make it happen. Act now: bit.ly/cleanair4ashland"

Black text on off-white background: The Climate & Clean Air Policy Package will: 1. Limit indoor air pollution in new homes. 2. Charge a pollution fee for connecting new homes to gas hookups that will fund energy-efficiency upgrades for low-income households. 3. Prohibit installing new gas pipes along public streets and sidewalks by the end of 2025. 4. Commit to reduce fossil fuels in existing homes and new commercial buildings in the future. Act now: bit.ly/cleanair4ashland.

Black text on an off-white background: Our communities deserve clean air, affordable energy, and a livable future. Help Ashland youth for Electrification pass the Climate & Clean Air Policy Package by sending a message to Ashland City Council today! Act now: bit.ly/cleanair4ashland.

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