Neighbors for Clean Air

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• The Portland Harbor cleanup is being decided right now. Tell leaders to choose a smarter, more effective solution. https://neighborsforcleanair.org/superfund/ In an oped from leaders with Neighbors for Clean Air, Verde and Urban Greenspaces Institute, they make it clear: How we clean up the Portland Harbor matters. "Using Ross Island as a cost-effective, environmentally sound and equitable approach to safely store sedminet from the Portland Haror Superfund clean up would, "accelerate the dec

  22 July 2026 · Neighbors for Clean Air · $3–3.5K · 70K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• Want hundreds of thousands of tons of Portland Harbor Superfund sediment dumped in Wasco County? Want 130 trucks a day through the Gorge and on our streets bringing more diesel pollution into our air? That’s the current plan: ship contaminated sediment from the Portland Harbor cleanup to a landfill in Wasco County. Along with it come real risks to our water and our communities. Portland should clean up its own mess without pushing it onto us. Tell leaders to stop this plan. https://neighb

  22 July 2026 · Neighbors for Clean Air · $2.5–3K · 80K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• As part of the Portland Harbor Superfund Cleanup, the EPA is currently planning to ship 5,000,000 tons of Willamette River sediment through the Columbia Gorge to landfill sites in Wasco County and Gilliam County. This raises serious concerns about the environmental and traffic safety impacts in our communities. Tell state and federal leaders to pursue Superfund cleanup solutions that clean up the Willamette River without adding to our climate crisis and hurting the Columbia River Gorge. What

  22 July 2026 · Neighbors for Clean Air · $2.5–3K · 80K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• A multi-billion dollar Superfund cleanup could mean higher bills for Portland families. Tell leaders to choose a better path. https://neighborsforcleanair.org/superfund/ Taxpayers will cover a significant share as costs flow through utilities, the Port, and the City, forcing Portland residents to pay more while leaving less funding for critical public services. The current plan depends on more than 200,000 truckloads hauling sediment to Wasco County. Transportation costs are over 70% of total

  4 June 2026 · Neighbors for Clean Air · $800 – $899 · 60K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Your Portland water and sewer bill now tops $2,000 a year. By 2030, it could exceed $2,600. And more costs are coming. Portland households will soon be asked to help pay for the Portland Harbor Superfund cleanup. What was once estimated at $1.3 billion is now expected to cost several billion dollars more. The City of Portland, the State of Oregon, the Port of Portland and local utilities will all bear a share of those costs, and so will Portland families through higher rates, fees, or taxes.

  11 June 2026 · Neighbors for Clean Air · $500 – $599 · 45K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• A $6+ billion Superfund cleanup could mean higher bills for Portland families. Tell leaders to choose a better path. https://neighborsforcleanair.org/superfund/ Taxpayers will cover a significant share as costs flow through utilities, the Port, and the City, forcing Portland residents to pay more while leaving less funding for critical public services. The current plan depends on more than 200,000 truckloads hauling sediment to Wasco County. Transportation costs are over 70% of total costs. A

  2 June 2026 · Neighbors for Clean Air · $300 – $399 · 20K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library