Stop Toxic Facilities from Moving Into Our Neighborhoods

What you need to know

Across the United States, new and expanding petrochemical facilities are being concentrated in communities that are already overburdened by pollution – often near homes, schools, and hospitals. 

These facilities release toxic chemicals linked to asthma, cancer, heart disease, and developmental harm in children. For millions of people, this isn’t an abstract environmental issue; it’s a daily reality that shows up as missed school days, rising medical bills, and concern about what long-term exposure means for loved ones and communities.

Petrochemical pollution doesn’t stay behind factory fences. It travels through air and water, affecting entire regions. Once these facilities are built, their impacts can last for generations, locking communities into long-term health risks while pollution flows through river networks and profits flow elsewhere. 

But by pledging your support now – and by taking action together, we can protect community health, preserve clean air and water, and push for solutions that prioritize safer, healthier futures for everyone.

Why your voice matters

A better future starts with us, and it starts now. 

By signing this pledge, you’re joining a growing network of people who are standing together to protect this place we all call home. 

What happens next

We’ll contact you when key moments arise – sharing ways to take action, sign petitions, or speak up to help keep our air, water, and communities safe from petrochemical pollution.