Don't Feed the Exxon Beast

When it comes to dinosaur fossil fuel companies, ExxonMobil is the biggest and the meanest of the pack. This slick oil company has spent millions against efforts to combat global warming, has direct influence on the Bush administration and America’s political stance on global warming and is waiting with baited breath to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

The time has come for this beast to go exxtinct.

Take Action >> Tell Exxon’s CEO to get out of the Stone Age and embrace clean energy technology.

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Dear Mr. Raymond,

Our country remains overly dependent on oil, which has serious consequences ranging from rising gasoline prices that burden the average American, to global warming that threatens current and future generations.  This addiction to oil represents a failed energy strategy, one that your company not only supports but has helped to develop.  I am most disturbed by:

* ExxonMobil's active support of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge;

* ExxonMobil's efforts to block meaningful action to cut global warming pollution and its funding of junk science to hide the real facts about global warming;

* ExxonMobil's conscious decision to forgo investment in clean energy solutions - despite its record profits at a time of rising gasoline prices;

* ExxonMobil's failure to pay all of the punitive damages awarded to fishermen and others injured by the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill.

ExxonMobil represents yesterday's energy policy; I would rather spend my money and time moving forward, not backward.  Therefore, I will not purchase Exxon or Mobil's gas or products, invest in ExxonMobil stock or get a job with your company.

"Sincerely," and your name and contact information will be added to the end of the letter.

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Don't Feed the Exxon Beast

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