Attention University of Oregon, your lobbyist Louis De Sitter is at this moment arguing to undermine OR's landmark campaign finance law in the OR Senate Rules Committee on behalf of his client Our Oregon.
@uoregon.bsky.social
WSPA is opposing the Superfund but also shares the firm Oxley & Associates with the City of Pendleton.
So here is a prime example of a firm profiting of a Climate Superfund opponent, WSPA, and a climate crisis victim, the City of Pendleton. @influencemap.bsky.social
Oxley also represents the American Red Cross - Cascades Region. So Oxley client Western States Petroleum Association fights a bill that would help communities cope with climate catastrophe costs, then their client the ARC is further burdened with wildfire relief. @influencemap.bsky.social
The Roadless Rule is one of the most critical policies that helps defend our forests. The Trump administration is proposing to rescind it, but we have until Friday, September 19 to speak up. Submit your comment today.
Antonio Gracias’ firm manages funds where public union workers’ pensions are invested. How can he fulfill his fiduciary responsibilities while also working at DOGE to fire workers, infiltrate Social Security and support their mass deportation agenda?
How do America's construction workers feel about this bill?
"The biggest job-killing bill in the history of this country"
"staggering and unfathomable job loss"
"another lifeline and competitive advantage to China"
"critical infrastructure projects ... sacrificed at the altar of ideology"
Why are no Democrat senators placing a blanket hold on any DOE or EPA nominees until the agencies confirm that payments of contractually obligated grants and loans are resuming under regular process? Why would Democrats let any of these people be confirmed under current circumstances?
I go back and forth between "but the model says we can't solve the whole intermittency problem with batteries" and "maybe the intermittency problem just gets solved with capitalism and batteries".
This is evidence for the latter.
The @nytimes.com (or should I say @nytimes.wtf) reporting on the clean energy transition has reached bad parody level. Check this doozy out nytimes.com/2023/11/27/u... Thanks to US policy, solar manufacturing is finally booming in Ameroca. But... something something ... this is clearly bad for Biden
"100% clean energy makes Oregon more livable for everyone"
www.valleytimes.news/opinion/gues...
“This is the strongest lead rule that the nation has ever seen,” Radhika Fox, the E.P.A.’s assistant administrator for water, said in an interview. “This is historic progress.”
