Climate action in Oregon means doing everything we can to reduce our state’s greenhouse gas emissions and thereby mitigate the worst health impact scenarios of climate change. The Jordan Cove LNG terminal and Pacific Connector fracked gas pipeline proposed in Southern Oregon would become Oregon’s largest single greenhouse gas emitter at 15 times the emissions of the state’s only remaining coal plant.
The State of Oregon has authority to stop the Jordan Cove LNG export terminal and Pacific Connector fracked gas pipeline, but Governor Kate Brown and many of our state legislators still have not come out against it. On Thursday, March 28th, communities across Oregon will go to the Oregon State Capitol to meet with our legislators and ask them to publicly oppose the fracked gas pipeline and export terminal proposed in Southern Oregon.
RSVP by March 15th (lunch and carpools provided)