Advocacy Groups Unite to Oppose New Offshore Oil Drilling in California
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What happened
The League of Women Voters and Sierra Club are opposing new offshore oil drilling and advocating for coastal protection efforts in California. Organizers announced that the 'Hands Across the Sand' event will take place in Santa Barbara on September 26, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the California Coastal Act.
From noozhawk.com
Why it matters
The mobilization aims to send a unified message against new offshore oil drilling, advocating for a future with clean energy and clean water. This effort relates to environmental policy and the regulation of coastal resources.
From noozhawk.com
Who's involved
- League of Women VotersNon-profit advocacy group collaborating on opposition to offshore oil drilling
- Sierra ClubEnvironmental nonprofit membership association collaborating on advocacy efforts
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The entities involved
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League of Women Voters
non-profit, non-partisan advocacy group
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Sierra Club
environmental nonprofit membership association based in the United States