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For Immediate Release, May 28th 2020

Aera Withdraws Cat Canyon Oil Drilling Application Following Years of Community Opposition 

After a three year fight with local community organizations, Aera Energy has officially withdrawn its application to drill almost …

OIL 101

Moving Beyond Platforms, Pipelines and Pollution in Santa Barbara

What:  5 years after the Plains Pipeline spill, the oil industry is pushing forward oil projects that put Santa Barbara at risk of spills. Join us to learn about …

“…The op-ed [written by Supervisor Williams] correctly says that addressing climate change will “take significant changes.” These “significant changes” do not translate to a few more people who are able to telecommute to work twice a week and buy electric

It happens sometimes…

We got hacked. If you haven’t seen any strange posts from us recently, then ignore this post.

However, if you saw any strange (and offensive) posts, we apologize — we were hacked by a scammer and just …

Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, this meeting has been canceled by CalGEM.

To fulfill its recently strengthened mission to protect public health, safety, and the environment, the California Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) is undertaking a process to update …

California’s primary elections are this week! We believe this year’s election is important for climate justice. From the presidential race to county supervisor races, Californians are faced with choices of candidates who will determine the future of both people and …

Don’t vote for the candidate that Big Oil would like to see in our County Board of Supervisors, re-elect Joan Hartmann so she can continue to push for progress on environmental protection and on the Fair and Just Transition towards …