A peek at our work 👀 Hi friend,   Whether you've been following along from the beginning or are just getting acquainted with us, we thought it would be a good time to highlight how we carry out our mission in support of some of today's most urgent efforts to…

  Hi friends,   We're reaching out today to let you know about a fun and creative opportunity!   Rewriting Extinction has released The Most Important Comic Book on Earth, and thanks to our friends at Native Daily Network, YOU can win a copy!   This one-of-…

Public radio should not promote fossil fuels.   Friends,   Our public radio should not be promoting the fossil fuel industry.   Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) has reported on the dangers of fracked gas and been a trusted news source in our community. They…

  Friends,   We have one week to contact the Oregon Public Utility Commission (OPUC) and let them know that we oppose NW Natural’s efforts to increase gas customer rates by $81 million – or an average 11.8% bill increase for residential customers. The Comm…

  Friends,   We’re writing with an important request: please let the Oregon Public Utility Commission (OPUC) know know that you oppose NW Natural’s efforts to increase gas customer rates by $81 million – or an average 11.8 percent bill increase for residen…

Take action with just a few clicks.   Friends,   Our partners in Memphis, Tennessee, need your help. Read the message below from Justin J. Pearson, co-founder and organizer with Memphis Community Against Pollution, about how a Tennessee House Representative …

We're sharing what's new in a new way.   Dear Friend,   Things are heating up on the Willamette River in Portland with a decision out about Zenith Energy and an updated report on the Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub. Breach staff are developing conflict r…

  Friends,   We have a huge opportunity to fight the climate crisis, and protect our young people from polluting fossil fuels. The Portland Public School board is considering a bold policy to transition our schools to clean renewable electricity, but they n…

Proud of our first year's accomplishments   Dear Friend,   As the end of our first full year as an organization approaches, we are reaching out to our strongest supporters. We might be a new organization, and we might be small, but we are fierce. With decade…