Last Chance Alliance

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An alliance of 900+ orgs to address the ongoing climate, health, and environmental justice emergency caused by the oil and gas industry in CA. #OurLastChance https://lastchancealliance.org/

The 2025 LA wildfires left a cancer-causing carcinogen in the air months after they were out. Chromium-6 traveled 6-9 miles from burn zones. UCLA: 3.3M people may have been exposed to levels hundreds of times normal. Fires fueled by fossil fuels. Community absorbs the cost. 🚨

It's Shark Week. The real threat to California's sharks isn't a bite A record marine heat wave is running 7°F above average off the CA coast "Every marine heat wave is going to be warmer than the last because of global warming." — NOAA Sharks aren't the problem. Big Oil is. 🦈

Climate change increased extreme heat days in 14 of the 16 World Cup host cities. Performance-impairing heat projected at 97 of 104 matches. FIFA added mandatory hydration breaks at all 104 games. Don't let fossil fuels turn an outdoor sport into an indoor one. 🌡️⚽

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The Trump administration flew cabinet members by helicopter to Santa Barbara to cheerlead for Sable Offshore. Carbajal: 'a stunt.' Hart: 'The promise that their oil will benefit Californians is a lie.' The oil is flowing. The lawsuits are stacking. 🌊

Oil companies owe $21.5 billion to clean up their wells in CA. Many are planning to file for bankruptcy and skip the bill. 3 CA bills would change that: worker protections, cleanup transparency, and financial assurance before drilling. Big Oil Profits? Not anymore.

A landscape depicting oil pump jacks in a desert area with mountains in the background. Text on the image states, "Oil companies owe $21.5 billion statewide to plug and clean up their wells. Most are planning to skip the bill." The source is noted as the Center for Biological Diversity. A partial image of currency is visible at the bottom.Quote about workforce challenges from The Climate Center, highlighting skilled workers and technicians, emphasizing the struggles of underemployment and workforce exit, with a photo of a worker in the background.Quote from Jason Pfeifle, Center for Biological Diversity, stating: "Oil and gas companies are legally obligated to pay to plug and remediate their wells, which is estimated to cost $21.5 billion statewide." Background shows an industrial area with smokestacks and buildings. The logo for the Center for Biological Diversity is at the bottom.A graphic featuring a quote by Jaime Court from Consumer Watchdog. It discusses the rise in refining margins in March to $1.50 or more per gallon and mentions increased crude costs due to the war. The text describes this as a highly profitable time for refiners. The Consumer Watchdog logo is at the bottom.

Eleven years ago this week, a corroded pipeline ruptured along the Gaviota Coast and spilled an estimated 450,000 gallons of crude oil into the Pacific. It killed marine life across 150 miles of coastline, devastated Chumash sacred waters, and shuttered local businesses.

This image features a collage with several scenes: workers in protective suits cleaning a beach covered in oil, individuals scrubbing rocks, and a view of an offshore oil platform in the ocean. The text "NEVER AGAIN" is prominently displayed, along with the hashtag "#DontEnableSable.