Hi John,

By now I’m hoping you’ve seen a brilliant new short film and song called Don’t Stop? If you haven’t seen it, you can watch it here. Greenpeace has made this film, because we need to inspire thousands more people to campaign with us for a green and peaceful world.

Why? Because we’re taking on some of the biggest companies in the world, who right now are pushing our world to the brink. Oil companies have just recorded their biggest ever profits, meanwhile, our planet is experiencing a record number of heat waves, floods, typhoons and wildfires [1,2,3,4].

With great wealth, comes great power. Climate wrecking oil companies spend tens of millions lobbying politicians and decision makers. They wield this wealth to block and delay climate policies. To take them on, we need a people powered movement that’s bigger, louder, smarter and stronger.

45,091 people have added their name, but we need to reach more. Please add your name and share this message for us. Let's do this together for a better tomorrow.

People power works. When we come together we can overcome huge hurdles. Just last week the UN adopted an historic treaty to protect our oceans [5]. This was only possible because people demanded action from their leaders. This victory gives me hope that we can take on big oil companies and win. We just need a movement big enough to stand up to them. 

I know you care. You’ve shown this by taking action and supporting our campaigns before. Can you take a moment to share this new campaign with your friends and family?

We believe this film and campaign has the power to inspire and engage lots of people and the biggest factor in people seeing it and joining our movement is having it shared by someone they trust.

Can you take a moment to be the person who inspires someone new to join Greenpeace?

Thanks for all that you do,

Debbie

Greenpeace UK

PS: Watching the short film and signing up aren't the only ways to support this campaign. You can add Don't Stop the track to your Spotify playlist too!

Notes

[1] Big Oil doubles profits in blockbuster 2022 - Reuters

[2] Shell reports highest profits in 115 years - BBC News 

[3] Global heating making extreme rain and catastrophic flooding more likely - Guardian

[4] Is climate change causing droughts, heatwaves, wildfires and floods? - BBC

[5] UN adopts first ‘historic’ treaty to protect high seas - Al Jazeera

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