This cow in Cat Canyon is in luck. Petrorock just withdrew its application to significantly expand dirty oil production in Santa Barbara County. This is good news, but two other nearby projects are still pending.

The U.S. now has more coronavirus cases than any other nation on earth and the Trump administration is making things worse, plus advancing environmental harm while the public is distracted. Here are a couple of things we can do.

In January 2020, we hit a major milestone: 1,000 public EV charging ports in Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo counties.

Santa Barbara County Supervisor and environmental champion, Joan Hartmann, is facing unscrupulous tactics by oil-backed candidate, Bruce Porter, leading up to the March 3 primary election.

On November 20–21, Climate Reality Leader volunteers trained by former Vice President Al Gore held public presentations and conversations on our changing climate worldwide. In Buellton, Katie Davis, with Sierra Club, and Brian Gregory, with IBEW...

Let's start building our renewable energy future. Support the Strauss wind energy project.

The California oil industry, one of the most poisonous industries in the world, like the pufferfish inflates itself to appear larger than it is.

Protestors rallied in front of the Santa Barbara County Building on Monday, May 6 against ExxonMobil’s application to truck crude oil 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – up to 70 trucks a day – along dangerous coastal highways through Santa Barbara...

Sitting through the all-day Plains sentencing hearing yesterday on punishment for their felony conviction for causing the 2015 Refugio oil spill was a lesson in our inability to hold oil companies like Plains accountable for even the most egregious...

By Jonathan Ullman, Los Padres Chapter Director There’s been a lot of talk lately about a Green New Deal, which is a response to planetary catastrophes of climate change and inequality. Today’s Green New Deal is what we’re going to need to...