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Protect your families and communities from toxic oil spill exposures

2010. Riki Ott. Graton Beach, Florida. Hands Across the Sands Rally to say NO to fossil fuels and YES to clean energy.

Know the facts with our quick and easy-to-understand Fact Sheet

Write a letter to EPA in just a few clicks with our EPA letter template.

Write two letters to YOUR state lead agency, using our sample letters. Request YOUR state to: Refuse to use Corexit dispersants, and update oil spill response plans with measures to protect human health and provide citizen advisory councils.

Ask the EPA to help ban Corexit dispersants

Use ALERT'S sample letter to get started.
Important! Personalize the template letter by changing the highlighted sections.
Send your letter to YOUR state’s lead agency and Regional Response Team co-chairs (emails are provided in the sample letter)

Download our sample EPA letter

Ask your STATE LEAD AGENCY to take immediate action

Ask your STATE LEAD AGENCY to:
- Refuse to use discontinued Corexit dispersants; and
- Update oil spill response plans to ensure response plans work as intended and do not cause more harm to people and wildlife.
Download ALERT’s sample letters to get started.
Important! Personalize the template letters by changing the highlighted sections.
Send your letters to YOUR state’s lead agency and Regional Response Team co-chairs (emails are provided in the sample letter)

Sample state letter to refuse to use

Sample state letter to update plans

Free Toxic Trespass Training Toolkit

Learn How to Identify and Prevent Chemical Illness

Learn how to gather and organize your health and exposure history and work with your Healthcare Provider to accurately diagnose and treat chemical illness with the Health Advocacy Guide.

Do a free self-assessment for chemical intolerance with the validated Quick Environmental Exposure and Sensitivity Inventory (QEESI): screening questionnaire.

Teach yourself and others with the Toxic Trespass Training Manual and powerpoint slides

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The Toxic Trespass Training was created in, with, and by fence-line and environmental justice communities. Our team worked with an alliance of oil-spill survivors, academics, trained first responders, local residents, and community organizers in Houston, Mobile, and Coden, Alabama. Read the background >>

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