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ALT Photo of youth in the dark behind cardboard letters that are lit up and spell "FOSSIL FREE". Text says: "Ashland City Council unanimously passes reading of youth-led climate policy! Take action: Tell Ashland to pass the Pollution Fee at the FINAL VOTE on Tuesday, February 4th!"
ALT Black text on a muted rainbow gradient background: "The Pollution Fee would incentivize building new homes with safe, efficient electric appliances by charging a fee for installing gas appliances in new residential buildings. The pollution fee would: improve indoor air quality, save residents $ on energy bills, help meet climate goals, and pave the way for future action!
ALT Collage images of the Coos Bay Estuary and the Klamath River in the background with a photo of a group of people outside of the capital advocating for Resilience Hubs legislation. White text on black background says: "We're hiring a legislative coordinator (temporary position). Apply today at: rogueclimate.org/jobs-internships.
ALT Collages of groups of people at the Oregon Coast and in the Rogue Valley. White text on a black background that overlays image says "We're hiring an Executive Director." Black text on marigold background at bottom of image says: "Apply today: RogueClimate.org/jobs-internships". Black Rogue Climate logo is at the bottom left side of image.
ALT illustration of planet earth and a cloud in lower left corner. White text box on bright yellow background says "Ashland City Council: Will you stand for climate action and clean air?" Four bold policies. One clear commitment. Each of four policies is listed in a bright fuchsia bubble around the planet: "Clean Air standards for new homes. Smart planning for clean energy infrastructure. Support for low-income eergy upgrades. A fossil fuel-free future for Ashland buildings."
ALT White text box on yellow background says: "BREAKING: Eric Navickas steps up for cimate action. Just signed the Ashland Climate & Clean Air Pledge. Committed to clean air and healthy homes. On the left is a photo of Navickas sitting on a bench. On the right is a quote that says "I am excited to see our youth taking a leadership role in moving our city and nation away from fossil fuel dependency. I am proud to support these efforts through signing their pledge to take local action to address climate change and the impacts fossil fuel consumption has on human health and air quality." At the bottom says; "thank you for choosing a healthier future for Ashland! Who's next?"
ALT White text box on yellow background says: "BREAKING: Teresa Cisneros steps up for cimate action. Just signed the Ashland Climate & Clean Air Pledge. Committed to clean air and healthy homes. On the left is a close up photo of Cisneros speaking into a microphone. On the left is a text box that says "Thank you for choosing a healthier future for Ashland! Who's next?
ALT White text box on yellow background says: Ashland City Council Climate Pledge Scorecard. Underneath is a legend. A green check = signed full Climate & Clean Air Pledge. Blue diamond = Supports some climate actions. Red X: Does not support. Below is a white lined box that says: Candidates: Erick Navickas (green check), Kelly Marcotulli (Red X), Teresa Cisneros (Green Check), Douglas Knauer (Blue diamond), Dylan Bloom (Blue Diamond), Jeff Dahle (Black question mark), Gina DuQuenne (Black question mark) Mayor Tonya Graham (Black question mark)
ALT A skeleton with cobwebs all over it with the text "Us waiting for gas companies to tell the truth."
ALT A skeleton with cobwebs all over it with the text "Us waiting for gas companies to reduce pollution."
ALT Blue and white background with overlaying large black text that says: "Take Action for Climate & CLean Air! It's time to up the pressure. Yellow calendar squares that say "Sept 17: Pack the room at Ashland City Council, 5:30 PM. Sept 26: Join the Email Zap on zoom, 5:30-6:00 PM. October 1: Pack the room at Ashland City Council, 5:30 PM. TBD ?!: Final Vote - Overflow Council Chambers with support! 5:30 PM."
ALT Gray background with black font that says “Leah Samelson, Ashland Resident” with image of Leah talking into a microphone on the left hand side. On the right is a quote in bold font, highlighted in yellow that says “We can no longer afford to separate the challenges of housing and climate change. Ashland policy makers must quickly seize this opportunity to both build affordable housing and include climate-friendly equipment that help us reduce our carbon footprint and survive future heat waves.” Yellow rectangle with black font says “Read more: link in bio.”
ALT An opportunity to combat climate change in Oregon: Testimony Workshop. Friday, August 16 at 5 pm. Help low-income communities combat climate change by crafting your testimony in support of the Climate Protection Program.