Oil Change International campaigns to expose the true costs of fossil fuels and facilitate the ongoing transition towards clean energy.
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Oil Change International retweeted
#COP31: Governments must deliver climate justice.
Enough of war, genocide and climate destruction while billions go on weapons & fossil fuels.
CAN is demanding action on Just Transition, Adaptation, finance, electrification & mitigation: climatenetwork.org/2026/11/0…
#ClimateJustice
Oil Change International retweeted
🌍 THE WORLD IS BURNING. LEADERS MUST STEP UP.
COP31 begins today in Antalya, Türkiye.
Floods, droughts, extreme heat and displacement; the climate crisis is already a daily reality.
Yet the money needed to protect people is still falling far short.
bit.ly/ECOatCOP31
BAAJA is still BAD.
No amount of last-minute tinkering can disguise that this bill is a massive giveaway to fossil fuel companies and Big Tech at the expense of communities, the climate, and people's energy bills.
Congress must reject BAAJA.
Read more: oilchange.org/news/baaja-is-…
👏 👏👏Thank you for standing up for Oregon communities, affordable clean energy, and our climate, @RonWyden!
This is what climate leadership looks like.
NEW: Sen. @RonWyden (D-Ore.) tells me he cannot support BAAJA and suggests Dems should negotiate a new permitting deal:
"I cannot support a deal that strips Oregonians and tribes of the most important tools they have to hold Trump and his cronies accountable," he said.
Oil Change International retweeted
NEW: Sen. @RonWyden (D-Ore.) tells me he cannot support BAAJA and suggests Dems should negotiate a new permitting deal:
"I cannot support a deal that strips Oregonians and tribes of the most important tools they have to hold Trump and his cronies accountable," he said.
Oil Change International retweeted
SCOOP: Jeffries spokesperson says Senate permitting bill “falls short,” calls for more House input before they can support it:
"[It] falls short in several areas, including the manner in which NEPA reform is undertaken and the failure to adequately protect tribal sovereignty.
Oil Change International retweeted
A 🧵 about why #BAAJA is dangerous.
First of all, BAAJA exempts the expansion of existing fossil-fuel infrastructure from environmental review.
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Oil Change International retweeted
Here is @Public_Citizen's statement on the (mostly) Republican bill to eviscerate America's most important environmental laws.
Oil Change International retweeted
ACLU doesn't usually get involved in energy policy but they have been warning Hill aides the permitting bill could make it easier to build ICE detention centers.
Comes as Jeffries spox told @NicoPortuondo the bill "falls short" and needs more House input
politico.com/live-updates/20…
Oil Change International retweeted
He’s right! Senate Democrats cannot allow a bill to build more data centers to move forward. The cloture vote is scheduled for Monday.
To send a message, we’re building a big data center prop and putting it in front of Chuck Schumer’s building starting tomorrow, 9am. Join us! 👇
The first chance to show that the days of Trump's "supplicant Senate" are over is Nov. 9th. Dems can demand a hearing and amendments to improve the deeply flawed BAAJA bill before it moves forward. Or, they can cave to Trump and agree to jam through his 400-page MAGA wish list - the most sweeping environmental/energy bill in decades - without a single hearing. If that happens after last night's Blue Tsunami, the word "supplicant" would be far too kind.
politico.com/live-updates/20…
Proponents’ own models of the Bipartisan American Accountability + Jobs Act’s climate impacts expose its epic failure to protect our climate future. At best, #BAAJA leaves U.S. emissions over 2.1 billion tons short in 2040 of even a modest climate goal.
bit.ly/3UzY8n4
"The U.S. oil and gas industry spent at least $182 million trying to elect Republicans in last night’s midterm elections.
It didn’t buy them very much."
heated.world/p/democrats-won…
⁉️ Voters across the country just rejected rampant data center growth, yet senators are preparing to vote Monday on the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (#BAAJA), which would boost data centers and an unprecedented fossil gas buildout.
bit.ly/4zsgfKJ
