Starting Monday, October 24, people all over the world will raise their voices against Total’s climate-wrecking East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).
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You really don’t want to miss this, John.
We’re hosting a Global Week of Action to #StopEACOP from October 24 to October 30.
Why now? In just a couple of weeks the annual UN climate summit (COP27) will start in Egypt. World leaders and media will turn their attention to the climate crisis, after a year of devastating floods, droughts, and heat waves.
This is our chance to throw a global spotlight on EACOP. We’ll call on banks and insurers to pull their support, and uplift the tireless local resistance in Uganda and Tanzania.
When you sign up, you’ll join thousands of others on a round-the-world tour of anti-EACOP resistance. We’ll send you one action to take per day via email for seven days (starting on Monday). Are you in?
We’re throwing the weight of our global climate movement behind the fight to stop EACOP for a good reason. Total’s newest pipeline is a symbol of everything that is wrong with our broken energy system:1
The growing EACOP resistance is increasing in power. We’re calling for a clean, fair, safe and 100% community-led renewable energy future for all.
All over the world — in the U.S., Latin America, Canada, Europe, and Asia — our movement stands in solidarity with those on the frontlines of the climate crisis. We’ve stopped destructive pipelines before, and together, we can do it again.
In solidarity,
Omar Elmawi
Stop EACOP Campaign Coordinator
350 Africa
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