climate change

French Stop E$$o site sets up in Texas

Last edited 24 July 2002 at 8:00am
24 July, 2002

Stop Esso logo 2002

The International StopEsso campaign has today set up a new and uncensored French language website in Texas, following Esso's legal action against Greenpeace France over its internet use of the company's logos. 

Developing nations reject UK-funded dirty energy

Posted by bex — 19 July 2002 at 8:00am - Comments
Choose Positive Energy action at Sual coal power station

Choose Positive Energy action at Sual coal power station

Exporting pollution

Last edited 11 July 2002 at 8:00am
Publication date: 
11 August, 2009

Double standards in UK energy exports.

Publication date: July 2002

Summary
Export credit agencies (ECAs) of developed countries are increasingly responsible for financing the infrastucture requirements of developing countries. This has significant implications for the global climate, as choices made now will determine the energy pathway of a country for the next 30-40 years.

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New research shows Blair 'exporting global warming'

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11 July, 2002

Tony Blair is under fire from environmentalists after new research exposed a staggering hypocrisy at the heart of Labour's global warming policy.

Blair had claimed to be in the vanguard of efforts to tackle climate change - but the new research reveals that his administration has funded the construction of coal plants in the developing world that cancel out half the emissions reductions the Prime Minister has boasted the UK will make under the Kyoto Protocol.

Greenpeace launches renewable energy global tour

Last edited 26 June 2002 at 8:00am
26 June, 2002

North Sea countries could generate a third of their electricity needs from offshore wind within a generation

Esso seeks to gag campaign

Last edited 24 June 2002 at 8:00am
24 June, 2002

The Esso oil corporation has backed down from claims that a campaign against its products has had no effect, and now admits that environmentalists are hitting its business.

The world's largest company is taking Greenpeace - a leading member of the StopEsso campaign - to court in France, claiming that the organisation has inflicted reputational damage on the Esso brand name. The Texas-based corporation is demanding 80,000 Euros a day in compensation.

Shareholders send message on climate to ExxonMobil

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30 May, 2002

Esso Purfleet:   villains

DALLAS - ExxonMobil shareholders delivered a massive blow to the company today in a vote on the company's renewable energy policies. A resolution demanding Exxon outline its future plans for the promotion of renewable energy gained an unprecedented 20.3 percent of shareholders' votes - $55 billion in shares - at the company's annual meeting today.

Julia Sawalha interview

Posted by bex — 20 May 2002 at 12:03pm - Comments
Stop Esso: Julia Sawalha

Stop Esso: Julia Sawalha

Why particularly Esso?
They make 15.6 billion dollars a year in profit and they are not investing one dollar of that into clean renewable energy and the fact that they invested in President Bush's campaign and as a result of that Bush has backed out of the Kyoto Protocol is deeply disturbing to me. That they are sabotaging any international action on global warming is very frightening. I think that they are being a big bully and I think it's time we stood up to them.

You know I think as an individual you can feel really helpless in the face of environmental issues, I think as long as people know what is going on, this is the kind of campaign, like you can hear people beeping behind, they can really feel like they are doing something.

What would you say to motorists who are still buying from Esso?
I'd say don't put a tiger in your tank

What would your message to Esso be?
Be afraid, be very afraid.

Interview with Stop Esso volunteer, Edward

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camden local group

camden local group

Interview with Rob Gueterbock, Greenpeace spokesperson

Last edited 20 May 2002 at 8:00am
Meeting Lee Raymond: Downing Street

Meeting Lee Raymond: Downing Street