ATTENTION!!! Urgent Message About Texas SB 875 & Your Property Rights

From TX Sharon:
We need 10,000 people to take this action!  

This bill will effect the entire state of Texas! 

You need to understand that this bill means you will have NO RECOURSE against trespass onto your property of pollution--air, water, spills and underground trespass--from natural gas drilling, coal plants, mining, cement plants or any other industry.  NO RECOURSE, folks! 

Any industry that is operating under a permit gets a pass under this bill. 

Don't let Troy Fraser and his corporate cronies
trample your property rights!

Tell your TX state senator to block SB 875

State senator Troy Fraser, chair of the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and renowned champion of corporate interests, recently introduced his latest bad idea,  SB 875.

TAKE ACTION Click here to tell the Texas Senate Natural Resources Committee to stop SB 875

In a nutshell: SB 875 allows Texas state permit holders to trample on your property rights

A permit -- for gas drilling, or anything else -- is supposed to make the permit-holder behave responsibly.

SB 875 turns that on its head – it makes a permit a “get out of jail free” card.

No matter what the gas driller (or other permit holder) does -- if they’re holding a government permit, they can’t be held accountable under Texas nuisance law.

If SB 875 becomes law, that is.

Pollution from industry can trespass onto your property all day and night, pollute it, make your family sick, kill your livestock,  and industry only has to say “I was just following my permit or rule.”

TAKE ACTION:
Tell the members of the Texas Senate Natural Resources Committee: protect our property rights, oppose SB 875!

Instructions:

1. Go to the action page.
2. Go to page bottom and enter your zip code so the system can find your Senator
3. Read the sample letter that appears and edit it if possible. Customized letters have greater impact.
4. Click "Send My Message" to fax your letter to our member of the Texas Natural Resources Committee.
5. For more information, go to the action page.
6. NOTE: only Texans who are represented by members of the committee can take action