Social Media Shareables
Join us in using our voices and platforms to spread awareness about the harm toxins from petrochemicals bring to our health.
Don’t forget to use the hashtag #ToxinsHarmHealth and feel free to tag Deep South Center for Environmental Justice.
Download the graphic and copy the message to post on your social media.
SOCIAL POST 1
We all want to live in healthy homes and communities. But as long as the petrochemical industry continues to expand facilities in Cancer Alley, harm not help will come to our communities. Petrochemicals hurt our bodies, homes, and wallets. Visit ToxinsHarmHealth.org to learn more.
SOCIAL POST 2
It’s time to put people over pollution.
Toxins from petrochemical facilities present a grave health threat to people living in the surrounding communities. The same toxic pollution that threatens our health is also causing more extreme weather and damage to our homes and places where we work, play, and learn.
Visit ToxinsHarmHealth.org to learn more.
SOCIAL POST 3
Petrochemicals harm our bodies, homes, and wallets.These chemicals increase the risk of cancer, respiratory diseases, and other life-threatening conditions.
Join [insert your organization’s name] and the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice, Inc. in spreading the truth about health impacts that result from living close to a facility.
Visit ToxinsHarmHealth.org to learn more.
SOCIAL POST 4
People over pollution.
In Louisiana, 29 petrochemical facilities are either proposed or under construction, with a majority concentrated in just 10 Parishes across Louisiana.
The impact of these toxic facilities is far-reaching, with potential harm to our health, housing, jobs, and overall quality of life.
Join us in spreading the word about the harm more petrochemical plants in our backyard will bring to all of us. ToxinsHarmHealth.org
SOCIAL POST 5
🚨Attention Louisiana Residents!🚨
Don’t let oil and gas companies fool you. Their plans to build more plants will bring more pollution to this Parish, NOT jobs for local residents. Living in proximity to a petrochemical facility is a burden to our bodies and increases the rate of cancers and respiratory disease and other life-threatening conditions.
Spread the word by visiting: ToxinsHarmHealth.org