Asian Pacific Environmental Network (APEN) is an environmental justice organization with deep roots in California’s Asian immigrant and refugee communities.
When a refinery closes, communities nearby – like Benicia – are left in the dark about what comes next. #SB1259 would give communities like Benicia vital information about cleanup costs and timelines. Find out more at https://t.co/NxIqSBclzK.
Two ways to support striking Marathon workers right now:
✊ Stop by the picket line - pickets are active 24/7 at the corner of Solano and Arnold Industrial way (Concord)
✊ Call Cal/OSHA at (925) 602-2665 to request a safety inspection of Marathon’s Concord refinery
✨ New: @Apen4ej report estimates cleanup costs at the Phillips 66 refinery in Carson are about $910 million — with no clear plan for who will pay. Taxpayers and nearby communities shouldn't have to foot the bill for Big Oil's mess. More: https://t.co/YdNb5kT1qi
@APEN4EJ Urge your assemblymember to support #SB1259 for increased transparency around refinery closure costs in CA: https://t.co/pvkirPAIdk
@SenBlakespear
Just dropped: Our new report estimates cleanup of the former Phillips 66 Carson refinery could cost up to *$910 million.* With no clear plan to cover the full cost, Carson residents could be left wondering who will pay for decades of remediation.
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1/x We’re tuning in to California’s @AirResources hearing. Today, Newsom’s air regulators are considering rushed changes to the Cap-and-Invest system that would divert BILLIONS from housing, transit, clean water— and send it straight to Big Oil ☠️