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We shouldnât be allowing new sand mining in the worldâs rarest marine dolphinsâ home.

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Tragic to hear of Tony De Brumâs passing. An incredible Pasifika climate leader. One of my most memorable Climate Tracker experiences was following him around for a day in Warsaw in 2013 as he lobbies other states to sign on to the Majuro Declaration.
This Friday. But #fairtrade #coffee for a stranger. Get into it. http://p3foundation.nationbuilder.com/pay_fair_trade_forward_on_13_may_2016
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This is another project I've been working on - bringing the global Climate Action Network to Aotearoa New Zealand. We have 21 member organisations already. They aren't all portraits, but all the photos currently on the website are mine.
Juan Jesus

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Today, as faith communities gather in Paris and Auckland marches to demand climate justice, I fast for the climate. In doing this, I am taking the 363rd day of 365 days of fasting from Lima to Paris - a year long human chain covering all continents. Then, from the night of 30 November to the evening of 1 December, we will all fast in solidarity with climate vulnerable peoples, before feasting to break our fast in celebration and unity across civil society. www.ourvoices.net/fastandfeast
Earth Guardians at COY11: "We're going to rise like the water!"
ExxonMobil Knew
At the moment Iâm sitting in front of an ExxonMobil station in Burlington Vermont waiting to be arrested and feeling, frankly, a little silly.
But Iâm doing it because I want people to read and share two news stories, and I figure this small gesture might be enough to move a few people to do so. Â The stories come from teams of reporters at the Los Angeles Times, the Columbia Journalism School, and the Pulitzer-Prize winning Inside Climate News, and they demonstrateâexhaustively, undeniably, and appallinglyâthat ExxonMobil, the biggest and most powerful company on earth, knew all about climate change in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. The company had sophisticated computer models demonstrating exactly how fast the globe would warm, and its highest levels of management were clearly aware that this would be a severe problem for the planet. They even used this knowledge to bid on oil leases in the rapidly melting Arctic.
But they didnât tell anyone. Instead, they liedâthey helped fund institutes devoted to climate denial, and bankrolled politicians who fought against climate action. Their CEOâwho had overseen much of the researchâtold Chinese leaders in 1997 that the globe was cooling and that they should go full-steam ahead with fossil fuel.
This is not just one more set of sad stories about our climate. In the 28 years Iâve been following the story of global warming, this is the single most outrageous set of new revelations that journalists have uncovered. Given its unique credibilityâagain, it was the biggest corporation on earthâExxonMobil could have changed history for the better. Had it sounded the alarmâhad it merely said âour internal research shows the worldâs scientists are rightââit would have saved a quarter century of wheel-spinning. We might actually have done something as a world before the Arctic melted, before the coral reefs were bleached, before the cycles of drought and flood set fully in.
Instead, their silence and their liesâdriven by nothing more than the desire to keep making moneyâhelped disrupt the earthâs most critical systems. When people ask, how could our species have wrecked our planet, the memos and internal documents uncovered by these reporters offer a huge part of the answer. We wrecked the planet, in no small part, because we were lied to by the most powerful institutions on that planet.
And so here I sit. I donât have any great hope this action of mine will change anything practical. I fear that no one is likely to prosecute Exxonâtheyâre too big and too powerful. And for that matter it wouldnât undo the damage. I know that we canât rally enough Americans to boycott Exxon to make more than a token dent in their endless profits, and that even if we did those profits would flow to some other oil giant whose deeds are yet to be uncovered. Indeed, I know that most of the gas stations that say Exxon or Mobil on the sign arenât even owned by the company. I know that none of this is the fault of the local franchiseesâI gave the folks who run this station a hundred bucks before I sat down in hopes that my small protest wonât cost them too much in income.
I also know that there are clever and cynical people who will wave off these stories by saying, âof course, we knew that all along. Thatâs just how the world works.â Or they will say, âitâs not Exxonâs fault; we all use fossil fuels.â These clever people are the cousins of the cynics who worked at ExxonMobil; their knowingness is a cover for inaction. Exxon didnât act when its actions could have changed the course of history; thatâs not true of the rest of us.
My only real hope is that this gesture of mine will lead a few more people to read these pieces of reporting before they disappear into what my wife correctly and despairingly called the overwhelming clutter of our digital culture. I donât want you to sign a petition, add your name to a mailing list, send money to a kickstarter. Just to read. Â I guess I figure that some people will say: if itâs important enough to someone to get arrested, I can spare ten minutes to read the story.
Perhaps this understanding will lead more people to join in the movement for fossil fuel divestment, or to oppose giant new oil projects, or to take away government subsidies from dirty energy. That would be goodâIâve spent much of my life on those battles, and will keep at them with my colleagues at 350.org and throughout the climate justice movement. It would help in every battle that matters if the Exxons of the world had less credibility and less power.
But even if these stories simply lead to more understanding without any practical consequence, that seems worthwhile. Â People are dying already around the world from the effects of climate change, people who never burned a gallon of oil in their lives. Everyone who comes after us will inhabit a planet much less vibrant than the one we were born into. My daughter graduates from college this spring, and she inherits this world that Exxon did so much to break. Theyâand all of usâdeserve at least to know the truth.
Here are the stories Iâve been referring to:
http://graphics.latimes.com/exxon-arctic/
http://insideclimatenews.org/content/Exxon-The-Road-Not-Taken
Sincerely,
Bill McKibben
P.S.âif others elsewhere want to repeat this small gesture, please do it peacefully, and respectfully.
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