Follow the Money
Polluting industries, for-profit utilities, and luxury developers are spending millions to pass Prop 45 to increase their profits — while the rest of us pay.
No onPROP 45
They Pollute. You Pay.
Rolls back critical public health and environmental protections. Drives up costs for taxpayers.
What's at stake
Three reasons to vote no on prop 45.
Less Accountability = Higher Taxpayer Costs
Prop 45 lets deep-pocketed developers call the shots. With no way to force industries to prevent pollution, taxpayers will have to pay to clean up their mess.
Clean Water & Clean Air at Risk
Prop 45 makes it easier for industry to pollute with little oversight, and makes it harder for communities to improve harmful projects.
Covered projects
Prop 45 allows developers to call the shots on a wide range of consequential projects with little input from the public.
Covered projects could include:
- Data centers
- Freeway expansions
- Dairy biogas digesters
- Landfill gas facilities
- Biomass power plants
- Dams
- Waste conversion projects
- CO₂ pipelines
Get Involved!
From the coalition
“[Prop 45] benefits billionaires and corporations, not Californians.”
— Sylvia ArredondoCivic Engagement Director, Communities for a Better Environment