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John,

Coca-Cola was just named the world’s worst plastic polluter for the fifth
year in a row!

They just won’t fix their problem. So we’re going to take the fight to
them.

If enough people reading this email contribute the cost of a single Coke
or more, we can buy up enough shares in Coca-Cola and other major plastic
polluters to have our say directly at their annual general meetings – and
even push for resolutions to their boards forcing them to clean up their
act.

Together we’ve already bought shares in Facebook, Google, Monsanto, and
more. And our program works – so well, in fact, that after we helped force
Apple to adopt its first human rights policy, US regulators started
changing rules to try to shut down this kind of work!

But we won’t let that stop us. It’s time for Coke and other plastic
polluters to see what we’re made of. Let’s clean up our oceans – chip in
now and your donation will be used to generate matching donations,
doubling your impact:



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Plastic pollution is so out of hand that it’s hard to pick the most
horrifying statistic. More plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050. A
truckload worth of plastic dumped in the ocean every minute. And now a new
study says whales are eating up to 10 million pieces of microplastic every
day.

Maybe there’s no better way to put it than this: in the time it takes to
read this email, Coca-Cola will on its own produce 200,000 more plastic
bottles. John, they simply don’t get it.

That’s why this issue is perfect for our shareholder program. And even
though the US stock authority is rigging the rules to favour the richest
shareholders, adding time-consuming and arduous procedures for regular
folks like us – the good news is, it means our strategy is working.

And there's a simple solution: bring our community together to buy stocks
in some of the biggest corporations to keep achieving real-world change.
We started with Apple, and bought Google and Facebook stock too. Now it's
time for plastic pollution champions like Coca-Cola to see what we can do.
Can you help finally hold these corporate giants to account for its
planet-destroying practices? (Remember, your donation will be used to get
matching donations!)



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  Thanks for all that you do,  
Danny and the SumOfUs team



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More information:

[ [link removed] ]COP27 Sponsor The Coca-Cola Company named worst plastic polluter for
five years in a row according to 2022 Brand Audit, Break Free From
Plastic, 15 November 2022

[ [link removed] ]How much microplastic do whales eat? Up to 10 million pieces per day,
Stanford research finds, Stanford News, 1 November 2022.

 

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