Protest against Los Angeles Dodgers' Partnership with Oil-and-Gas Company
Protesters are calling for the Los Angeles Dodgers to end their partnership with an oil-and-gas company accused of violating the Clean Water Act by discharging industrial wastewater into the Los Angeles County sewer system. The team's owner is urged to cut ties with Phillips 66 to promote a cleaner, greener future.
Key Points
- Phillips 66 accused of violating the Clean Water Act
- Protest demanding Dodgers' owner to end partnership
- California State Senate Majority Leader also calling for partnership termination
Pros
- Environmental activists raising awareness about potential environmental harm
- Pushing for accountability in corporate partnerships
Cons
- Possible negative impact on the team's reputation
- Legal implications for the oil-and-gas company