- Signatures: 3,721
- Goal: 5,000
- Deadline: 8-21-2003
Not all corporate scandal involves cooking the books --ExxonMobil is cooking the planet.Our planet is warming at an unprecedented rate as a result of the burning of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas, resulting in ecosystem destruction and serious human health impacts.
But oil and energy companies led by ExxonMobil have been fighting for the past decade to block government action on global warming and ensure our dependence on their dirty oil.
ExxonMobil has been able to dictate the U.S. global warming and energy policy by spending millions on:
- junk science to confuse the public and policy makers on whether global warming is a serious problem
- political contributions to elected officials who oppose government action on global warming, most notably President George W. Bush
- lobbying efforts both in Washington and at the United Nations to block government efforts to reduce global warming pollution
In return for these efforts, President Bush has pulled the U.S. out of the international treaty to address global warming, the Kyoto Protocol, broken campaign promises to regulate global warming pollution, and promoted an ExxonMobil-friendly energy plan that would dramatically increase U.S. pollution.
With our politicians unwilling to stand up to ExxonMobil, Greenpeace has decided to hold ExxonMobil accountable for its actions. With your help, we can bring about government action on global warming. To start, please send a letter to ExxonMobil CEO Lee Raymond.
Your support is crucial-thanks for your efforts.
| Number | Date | Prefix | Name | City | State | Why is it important to stop global warming? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3,721 | 3:12 pm PST, Dec 26 | Mr. | David Nisbet | Kirkintilloch | ||
| 3,720 | 1:07 pm PDT, Apr 28 | Mr. | Seth Stern | East Brunswick | New Jersey | |
| 3,719 | 10:57 pm PST, Feb 20 | August Endsley | Houston | Texas | ||
| 3,718 | 7:46 am PST, Feb 18 | Lisa R | Weilburg | |||
| 3,717 | 7:18 am PST, Feb 15 | Henry Story | Stone Mountain | Georgia | ||
| 3,716 | 6:47 pm PST, Jan 27 | aida cuarrero | los angeles | California | for our own well-being | |
| 3,715 | 4:41 pm PDT, Oct 30 | Mrs. | dominique carson | laguna beach | California | |
| 3,714 | 12:14 pm PDT, Sep 27 | Anonymous | Davis | California | ||
| 3,713 | 5:35 am PDT, Jun 6 | C.C. Schenk | Grimesland | North Carolina | ||
| 3,712 | 4:38 pm PDT, May 8 | Tiffany Guthrie | Sacramento | California | ||
| 3,711 | 8:31 am PDT, May 3 | Mr. | Anonymous | Falls Village | Connecticut | |
| 3,710 | 10:18 pm PDT, May 1 | Mrs. | Ruth Thomas | Sunnyvale | California | |
| 3,709 | 1:59 am PDT, Apr 26 | Brenda Gregg | Blue Ridge Sm | Pennsylvania | ||
| 3,708 | 9:13 pm PDT, Apr 21 | april leffert | Independence | Missouri | ||
| 3,707 | 11:24 am PDT, Apr 21 | christine mora | Ventnor | New Jersey | ||
| 3,706 | 3:50 pm PDT, Apr 18 | Anonymous | Portland | Oregon | ||
| 3,705 | 7:05 pm PDT, Apr 6 | PATRICIA LYNCH | Anchorage | Alaska | ||
| 3,704 | 11:23 am PST, Mar 2 | Cathleen Smith | Lake Ridge | Virginia | ||
| 3,703 | 6:29 pm PST, Feb 28 | Anonymous | TUCSON | Arizona | Look at the millions of people on this planet and wildlife all must be saved the earth is the only planet we know as home. | |
| 3,702 | 3:34 pm PST, Feb 9 | Aiz T | Saskatoon | Is it not obvious enough? | ||
| 3,701 | 9:56 am PST, Feb 6 | Christine Iadeluca | Ballston Spa | New York | ||
| 3,700 | 2:59 pm PST, Feb 1 | Greta Lindqvist | Atlanta | Georgia | ||
| 3,699 | 8:48 pm PST, Jan 29 | Kelli Kickham | Tulsa | Oklahoma | Global warming is accepted as a "very serious" problem to most people, according to a survey by Reuters.com for which an article was posted today. America has the lowest amount of people who believe global warming is a very serious problem. Also, 13% of Americans surveyed had never even heard of global warming. | |
| 3,698 | 7:29 am PST, Jan 12 | Remmington Hemmings | Weston | Connecticut | The biosphere is a thin layer of gases that support all life on earth. Without it, if the biosphere collapses under the strain of pollutants, life as we know it disapears, and we'd be doomed to live in underground air-conditioned malls! | |
| 3,697 | 5:22 am PST, Jan 9 | Becky Moore | Bismarck | Missouri | There won't be anything left to worry about if major change is not implemented immediately. Profits over our environment is how we got in this mess. | |
| 3,696 | 5:58 am PST, Dec 18 | Mel Imberg | Florence | Kentucky | I might be young but I want to live to change the world but as our planet bakes, my chances of living ande everyone else bakes with it. | |
| 3,695 | 1:14 pm PST, Dec 10 | Ms. | Anonymous | L.Worth | Florida | It is important for our future generations |
| 3,694 | 12:12 pm PST, Nov 30 | Jennifer Megeney | Saint John | |||
| 3,693 | 11:31 am PST, Nov 28 | Anonymous | pinon hills | California | Results are deadly and our planet is the only one we have and if it gets destroyed we will all pay the price.so please stop polluteing our planet.global warming is a very serious problem if we don,t stop it life as we know today would be gone before your eyes. | |
| 3,692 | 6:36 pm PST, Nov 24 | Ms. | Emily MacDonald | Mount Wolf | Pennsylvania | |
| 3,691 | 12:12 am PDT, Oct 18 | Ms. | Ashlee crosbie | Orlando | Florida | The unthinkable will happen to us! living in bubbles sounds great doesnt it |
| 3,690 | 1:34 pm PDT, Sep 12 | Carl Propst | Placerville | California | Because it would melt the Polar Ice Caps and carbon dioxide levels would increase that would raise the world temperatures and cause weather changes all over the globe. | |
| 3,689 | 4:42 pm PDT, Aug 28 | Anonymous | Clayton | California | ||
| 3,688 | 10:01 pm PDT, Aug 27 | Linda Bonura | Denham Springs | Louisiana | ||
| 3,687 | 4:29 pm PDT, Aug 11 | Amy Stroud | Arlington | Texas | ||
| 3,686 | 7:57 pm PDT, Jul 30 | Anonymous | mount hermon | California | it's time to stop 'doing business as usual.' rather, it's time to do the right things. global warming is something that affects all and we can begin stop a trend driven by economics as we know them. instead, be a leader in developing, exploring and utilizing alternatives which are already at our door-step. | |
| 3,685 | 7:55 am PDT, Jul 27 | Larry Bibayoff | Sacramento | California | ||
| 3,684 | 7:04 pm PDT, Jul 21 | Anonymous | Kansas City | Missouri | ||
| 3,683 | 7:55 pm PDT, Jul 20 | Tanya Dirago | Topsham | Maine | our planet is dying and we have the power to stop it. | |
| 3,682 | 2:33 pm PDT, Jul 15 | Amanda Calder | Yellow Springs | Ohio | Global warming is a serious threat to our quality of life and we need to take action NOW to limit its extent and transition to renewable, clean energy and a more energy-efficient society. | |
| 3,681 | 12:00 pm PDT, Jul 13 | Cassandra Hoo | Philadelphia | Pennsylvania | ||
| 3,680 | 11:48 am PDT, Jul 4 | Dida El-Sourady | Chapel Hill | North Carolina | ||
| 3,679 | 7:28 pm PDT, Jun 27 | Ms. | Brenda Schenk | Hoquiam | Washington | Because our planet isn't going to be healthy if it continues. It will have a bad affect on all of us who call earth our home. |
| 3,678 | 5:34 am PDT, Jun 7 | Glenn Collins | okotoks | |||
| 3,677 | 7:59 am PDT, Jun 2 | Candy Bowman-LeBlanc | Placerville | California | ||
| 3,676 | 1:31 pm PDT, May 30 | Dave Steinmetz | N Haven | Connecticut | ||
| 3,675 | 12:20 pm PDT, May 17 | KARLA GLOOR | Painesville | Ohio | ||
| 3,674 | 7:23 pm PDT, May 14 | James Carmean | Irving | Texas | ||
| 3,673 | 6:20 pm PDT, May 11 | Victoria Dolci | Orlando | Florida | We must stop global warming for out children, and future generations. | |
| 3,672 | 11:46 am PDT, May 6 | Mr. | frankie evenson | blackpool | ||
| 3,671 | 2:43 pm PDT, May 4 | Melissa Kenst | Fullerton | California | ||
| 3,670 | 5:11 am PDT, Apr 23 | Mrs. | Cute Cherokee | Englewood | Colorado | We all know what happend in the movie Day After Tomorrow..We all don't want that to happen, in real life. Thats why we must stop it before it's to late!! |
| 3,669 | 3:05 am PDT, Apr 16 | Steve Klein | x | Armed Forces Americas | ||
| 3,668 | 7:59 pm PDT, Apr 13 | jeff hopkins | Lindenhurst | Illinois | ||
| 3,667 | 12:47 pm PDT, Apr 11 | D White | Mooresville | Indiana | ||
| 3,666 | 8:25 pm PST, Apr 1 | Patricia Toher | Staten Island | New York | ||
| 3,665 | 2:23 am PST, Mar 31 | Geraldine Fitzgerald | London | If we don't stop global warming NOW, much of the world will be underwater, such as the whole of Bangladesh, much of coastal USA, and Britain, etc, etc. The non-drowned land will experience much more flooding and extreme weather - huricaines, storms, forest and plains fires, major droughts in already very vulnerable parts of the world like much of Africa, Australia, parts of US mid West, southern Europe. Alaska wil experience a greater melt down, like other formerly cold areas. With the warming of the seas, large amounts of captive methane will be released into the atmosphere. This will chemicaly react with water vapour and form poisonous rain, harmful to crops and unsafe to drink. There will be lower rates of sunlight, which wil affect the whole food chain again, increasing Co2 levels too. We need act radically now! | ||
| 3,664 | 6:41 pm PST, Mar 29 | Stacy Desbrow | Newport Beach | California | ||
| 3,663 | 11:46 am PST, Mar 26 | Anonymous | La Jolla | California | ||
| 3,662 | 8:57 pm PST, Mar 20 | Kim Robinson | Grover | North Carolina | ||
| 3,661 | 1:14 pm PST, Mar 11 | Mr. | Paul Girardin | Montreal | ||
| 3,660 | 4:50 pm PST, Mar 9 | Mr. | Nikolai Dragnes | Oslo | ||
| 3,659 | 2:50 pm PST, Mar 7 | Michael Mitsuda | Fremont | California | ||
| 3,658 | 10:42 am PST, Mar 6 | Nancy Barra | Cambridge | Massachusetts | because our survival as a civilization depends on it | |
| 3,657 | 9:47 am PST, Mar 6 | Ms. | Krystyna Postawa | Zabrze | ||
| 3,656 | 1:22 am PST, Mar 6 | Ms. | Emily Meadow S | Llandysul | ||
| 3,655 | 6:54 am PST, Mar 4 | stephanie lessard | Nashua | New Hampshire | ||
| 3,654 | 3:11 pm PST, Feb 27 | John Bechtold | Saint Petersburg | Florida | ||
| 3,653 | 11:43 am PST, Feb 27 | Jennifer Gardner | Quincy | Massachusetts | ||
| 3,652 | 2:46 pm PST, Feb 26 | Frances O'Brien | McMinnville | Oregon | ||
| 3,651 | 9:35 am PST, Feb 17 | Leeann Taylor | Chico | California |
Don't Let ExxonMobil Dictate Global Warming Policies
I am writing to urge ExxonMobil to chart a new course regarding global warming. The time for your corporation's history of denial and deception has come to a close.
The world is moving ahead to address global warming in a serious way, with mandatory reductions in greenhouse gas pollution. You and your company, ExxonMobil, have the chance to lead your industry by supporting mandatory greenhouse gas reductions.
Other oil companies have already started to take global warming seriously and have begun to invest in our renewable energy future.
Please do what is right for us and our planet.
Sincerely,
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