Southern Oregon Climate Action Now is a grassroots, volunteer, non-profit organization of area residents who care about climate change and have joined forces to take bold action against it. Through volunteer projects, we focus on reducing the impacts of Global Warming across Southern Oregon.

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Coastal SOCAN

Drawdown

Voices of the Valley

Master Climate Protector - A Primer for Action

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Climate in the Classroom

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Water Management and Conservation

SOCAN at Mountain Meadows

Health & Psychological Impacts

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Ongoing Activities & Latest Update

Ongoing Activities

Jordan Cove Terminal/Pacific Connector Pipeline

Gas companies have been working for years on a massive fossil fuel infrastructure plan called Jordan Cove to export fracked gas from Canada and the Rockies through southern Oregon and onto ships bound for Asia from Coos Bay. Natural gas is NOT ‘the…
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Action and Information for Oregon Legislative Session 2019

HB2020 Oregon Climate Action Program For several years a coalition of  Oregon Climate Activists has been promoting comprehensive greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction legislation in the Oregon State Legislature. Efforts continue into 2019. YOUR…
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Latest Update

Gas or Electric? Emissions benefit might depend on where you live

Prachi Patel | Sep 5, 2019, Anthropocene This post is also available in: Español For many, the electric transport revolution can’t come soon enough. Battery electric vehicles could make up 57 percent of global passenger car sales by…
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