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Climate-destroying pipelines can’t operate without one thing: insurance.
By underwriting fossil fuel projects all over the world, U.S. insurance companies are perpetuating the climate crisis.
Right now, American International Group (AIG) is insuring the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP). If built, EACOP would be the world’s largest heated crude oil pipeline, stretching nearly 900 miles, burning six billion barrels of oil, and generating over 34 million extra tons of carbon emissions each year.1
With your help, our movement has successfully pressured 28 insurance brokers to drop EACOP — but so far, AIG has failed to reject this carbon bomb.
That’s why, on July 26 at Summer of Heat in New York City, activists from the Ugandan diaspora are leading a protest against AIG — and we need to join them to send as loud a message to AIG as possible.
EACOP is planned to rip through the heart of Africa, where it would not only have a devastating effect on our climate but also displace thousands of people in Uganda and Tanzania — and threaten some of the world’s most important biodiversity hotspots.
That’s why local activists in Uganda and Tanzania have been fighting to halt the project for years, even in the face of extreme escalation in harassment.
We can amplify the efforts of these communities fighting fossil fuel expansion by demanding that AIG stop underwriting destruction.
Can you lend your voice today and sign our petition?
In solidarity,
- Team 350
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