Stop new fossil fuel terminals in the Pacific Northwest

Protect health and safety of communities through state and local fossil fuel limits and safeguards

Hold fossil fuel industry accountable for risks of oil spills and explosions across our region

Grow our people power to stand up to the fossil fuel industry

Opposes new oil terminals and the increased oil transport through the Northwest, while working to improve safety measures for oil currently traveling through the region. WCA has directed the Stand Up To Oil coalition since its founding in 2015 and provide leadership support and direction in the fight against oil in our region

Regional coalition that stopped new fracked gas terminal and pipeline infrastructure and grew community power against gas industry efforts to expand its reach. Successes included – stopping the world’s largest fracked gas-to-methanol facility proposed in Kalama, Washington Methanol facility that would have consumed 270 million cubic feet of fracked gas per day and stopping the Jordan Cove LNG project proposed in Southern Oregon that would have built a 230-mile long, 36-inch wide pipeline to feed a liquefied natural gas export terminal in Coos Bay.

A regional coalition from Montana to British Columbia, Oregon and Washington that stopped coal export facilities from the mining infrastructure in the Powder River Basin to the terminals proposed along the Washington and Oregon coasts.