Tell the top 10 Banks & Insurers to drop fossil fuel clients NOW

The Inflation Reduction Act COMPLETELY misses the mark on the action that's needed for the climate - ending fossil fuel expansion. We NEED to cut off all funding to fossil fuel expansion projects, and that means banks and insurance companies must walk away from clients like Exxon, BP and Enbridge.

Send a message to the top 10 US banks and insurance companies of climate chaos and demand they commit to real climate action IMMEDIATELY.

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Jamie

Dimon

JPMorgan Chase

My message to Jamie  Dimon

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
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CEO

Brian T.

Moynihan

Bank of America

My message to Brian T. Moynihan

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

David

Long

Liberty Mutual

My message to David Long

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

David

Solomon

Goldman Sachs & Co.

My message to David Solomon

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

James P.

Gorman

Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC

My message to James P.  Gorman

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

Peter

Zaffino

AIG

My message to Peter Zaffino

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

President & CEO

Evan

Greenberg

Chubb

My message to Evan Greenberg

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

Jane

Fraser

Citigroup

My message to Jane Fraser

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

Charles

Scharf

Wells Fargo

My message to Charles Scharf

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

Alan

D. Schnitzer

Travelers

My message to Alan  D. Schnitzer

We are in the midst of a planet-wide climate emergency; hundreds of acres of land and homes in California have burned, and wildfires are threatening Yosemite National Park. Parts of Appalachia are flooded, and a massive heat wave is gripping countries around the world. However, your institution continues to fuel the climate crisis by providing financial support for fossil fuel infrastructure, deforestation and the degradation of natural ecosystems, and projects that trample on the rights of Indigenous peoples and climate-impacted communities.

Congress has just passed an historic vote on climate, giving the United States a fighting chance of meeting Paris commitments. The private sector, including Banks and insurance companies, will need to make bold strides to meet net zero commitments and a liveable climate. It is imperative that your company end support for fossil fuel expansion to align with the Paris Agreement’s goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and a world in which human rights, including Indigenous rights, are respected.

A growing movement is demanding that the top financiers and insurers of fossil fuels take swift action to accelerate a just transition: 
- Immediately end support for expansion of fossil fuels, because potential emissions from oil, gas and coal reserves already in production more than exhaust a 2°C carbon budget, let alone 1.5°C; 
- Phase out support for fossil fuels, starting immediately, on a 1.5°C-aligned timeline; 
- Immediately end support for projects and companies that are implicated in environmental injustice and/or abuses of human rights, especially Indigenous rights.

As the leader of a major financial institution, you have a responsibility to urgently scale up your actions to bring about the rapid and far-reaching transition to a low-carbon economy that prioritizes the health and safety of communities. We urge you to adopt policies that truly meet the scale and urgency of the climate crisis.

For people and planet,

Kind regards,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}