Earth Day Live: LA’s Dirty Oil Discussion with Local Leaders

Watch the discussion from Earth Day here:

Original Invitation:

Earth Day is a time for us to come together to take collective action for our environment. This year, the Sierra Club’s Clean Break Committee is putting a spotlight on urban oil drilling here in Los Angeles County. 

JOIN US on April 22 at Noon for a Live Forum with State Senator Holly Mitchell, State Rep Sydney Kamlager-Dove and Culver City Council member Daniel Lee to discuss what elected leaders and community activists are doing to stand up to Big Oil in LA.

JOIN HERE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAY:
https://www.facebook.com/SierraClubAngeles/
Los Angeles is home to the Inglewood Oil Field, the largest urban oil field in the country. About 500,000 people in LA County live less than a half a mile from an active oil well. We know oil and gas pollution are fueling global climate chaos and a local public health crisis. Unfortunately, we are now learning that those same airborne pollutants increase our risk of complications of COVID-19.  Big Oil has been aggressively fighting against regulations and common sense protections.

On Wednesday we will be discussing what our elected leaders and Sierra Club activists are doing to be a part of the solution to protect public health and environment.

Tune in on April 22 at Noon to our discussion about putting an end to drilling where we're living in Los Angeles County!