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Residents ask Port Hueneme to back "polluters pay" climate superfund; council agrees to staff presentation
Summary
Dozens of residents and climate organizers urged the Port Hueneme City Council on June 16 to support state legislation commonly called the “polluters pay” Climate Superfund and asked the city to direct staff to prepare a draft resolution.
Dozens of residents and climate organizers urged the Port Hueneme City Council on June 16 to support state legislation commonly called the “polluters pay” Climate Superfund and asked the city to direct staff to prepare a draft resolution.
The requests were made during the meeting’s public‑comment period, where several speakers urged the council to endorse AB 1243 / SB 684, the California Polluter Pays Climate Superfund Act, which commentors described as a state proposal to assess major fossil‑fuel companies and dedicate proceeds to climate resilience and frontline communities.
Brooke, community organizing manager at Climate First, asked…
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