Liberty Mutual: DROP TRANS MOUNTAIN BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE

18 other insurers have already dropped Trans Mountain because of the chaos it will reap on frontline communities and our climate. And yet, despite the risks to protected animals, drinking water, frontline communities, and our shared climate — construction continues, because the project continues to be insured by laggards like Liberty Mutual.

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David

Long

Liberty Mutual

David Long,

I am extremely concerned that Liberty Mutual is continuing to provide insurance coverage for the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline network. The Trans Mountain expansion project is a controversial pipeline that is being built in violation of Indigenous rights and would enable massive carbon emissions.

The stakes are incredibly high. The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has not obtained the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of all impacted Indigenous communities. Tar sands are also one of the most climate-intensive forms of oil in the world, and this expansion project would nearly triple the existing pipeline’s capacity. We cannot allow any fossil fuel expansion, or we will lose the fight against climate change.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in 2020, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. We need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately from Liberty Mutual, which must include ending support for fossil fuel expansion.

Eighteen other insurance companies have adopted policies that rule out coverage for the Trans Mountain pipeline or committed to not insure the project. Your peers know that insuring this pipeline is bad for business and bad for our climate. I urge you to join them by publicly indicating that you will not provide coverage for Trans Mountain. I also urge you to adopt policies to respect Indigenous rights and rule out insurance for all new tar sands projects.

Around the world, people are demanding that Liberty Mutual drop Trans Mountain – and we will not stop until you do.

Kind regards,
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Pres., Global Risk Soluti

Neeti

Bhalla Johnson

Liberty Mutual

Neeti Bhalla Johnson ,

I am extremely concerned that Liberty Mutual is continuing to provide insurance coverage for the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline network. The Trans Mountain expansion project is a controversial pipeline that is being built in violation of Indigenous rights and would enable massive carbon emissions.

The stakes are incredibly high. The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has not obtained the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of all impacted Indigenous communities. Tar sands are also one of the most climate-intensive forms of oil in the world, and this expansion project would nearly triple the existing pipeline’s capacity. We cannot allow any fossil fuel expansion, or we will lose the fight against climate change.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in 2020, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. We need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately from Liberty Mutual, which must include ending support for fossil fuel expansion.

Eighteen other insurance companies have adopted policies that rule out coverage for the Trans Mountain pipeline or committed to not insure the project. Your peers know that insuring this pipeline is bad for business and bad for our climate. I urge you to join them by publicly indicating that you will not provide coverage for Trans Mountain. I also urge you to adopt policies to respect Indigenous rights and rule out insurance for all new tar sands projects.

Around the world, people are demanding that Liberty Mutual drop Trans Mountain – and we will not stop until you do.

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

CEO

Timothy M.

Sweeney

Liberty Mutual

Timothy M. Sweeney,

I am extremely concerned that Liberty Mutual is continuing to provide insurance coverage for the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline network. The Trans Mountain expansion project is a controversial pipeline that is being built in violation of Indigenous rights and would enable massive carbon emissions.

The stakes are incredibly high. The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has not obtained the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of all impacted Indigenous communities. Tar sands are also one of the most climate-intensive forms of oil in the world, and this expansion project would nearly triple the existing pipeline’s capacity. We cannot allow any fossil fuel expansion, or we will lose the fight against climate change.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in 2020, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. We need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately from Liberty Mutual, which must include ending support for fossil fuel expansion.

Eighteen other insurance companies have adopted policies that rule out coverage for the Trans Mountain pipeline or committed to not insure the project. Your peers know that insuring this pipeline is bad for business and bad for our climate. I urge you to join them by publicly indicating that you will not provide coverage for Trans Mountain. I also urge you to adopt policies to respect Indigenous rights and rule out insurance for all new tar sands projects.

Around the world, people are demanding that Liberty Mutual drop Trans Mountain – and we will not stop until you do.

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

Executive Vice President

Robert

Marsh

Liberty Mutual Canada

Robert  Marsh,

I am extremely concerned that Liberty Mutual is continuing to provide insurance coverage for the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline network. The Trans Mountain expansion project is a controversial pipeline that is being built in violation of Indigenous rights and would enable massive carbon emissions.

The stakes are incredibly high. The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has not obtained the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of all impacted Indigenous communities. Tar sands are also one of the most climate-intensive forms of oil in the world, and this expansion project would nearly triple the existing pipeline’s capacity. We cannot allow any fossil fuel expansion, or we will lose the fight against climate change.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in 2020, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. We need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately from Liberty Mutual, which must include ending support for fossil fuel expansion.

Eighteen other insurance companies have adopted policies that rule out coverage for the Trans Mountain pipeline or committed to not insure the project. Your peers know that insuring this pipeline is bad for business and bad for our climate. I urge you to join them by publicly indicating that you will not provide coverage for Trans Mountain. I also urge you to adopt policies to respect Indigenous rights and rule out insurance for all new tar sands projects.

Around the world, people are demanding that Liberty Mutual drop Trans Mountain – and we will not stop until you do.

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

CSO

Francis

Hyatt

Liberty Mutual Insurance

Francis Hyatt,

I am extremely concerned that Liberty Mutual is continuing to provide insurance coverage for the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline network. The Trans Mountain expansion project is a controversial pipeline that is being built in violation of Indigenous rights and would enable massive carbon emissions.

The stakes are incredibly high. The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has not obtained the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of all impacted Indigenous communities. Tar sands are also one of the most climate-intensive forms of oil in the world, and this expansion project would nearly triple the existing pipeline’s capacity. We cannot allow any fossil fuel expansion, or we will lose the fight against climate change.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in 2020, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. We need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately from Liberty Mutual, which must include ending support for fossil fuel expansion.

Eighteen other insurance companies have adopted policies that rule out coverage for the Trans Mountain pipeline or committed to not insure the project. Your peers know that insuring this pipeline is bad for business and bad for our climate. I urge you to join them by publicly indicating that you will not provide coverage for Trans Mountain. I also urge you to adopt policies to respect Indigenous rights and rule out insurance for all new tar sands projects.

Around the world, people are demanding that Liberty Mutual drop Trans Mountain – and we will not stop until you do.

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

Pres. of Specialty Mrkts

Phil

Hobbs

Liberty Mutual

Phil Hobbs,

I am extremely concerned that Liberty Mutual is continuing to provide insurance coverage for the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline network. The Trans Mountain expansion project is a controversial pipeline that is being built in violation of Indigenous rights and would enable massive carbon emissions.

The stakes are incredibly high. The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has not obtained the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of all impacted Indigenous communities. Tar sands are also one of the most climate-intensive forms of oil in the world, and this expansion project would nearly triple the existing pipeline’s capacity. We cannot allow any fossil fuel expansion, or we will lose the fight against climate change.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in 2020, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. We need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately from Liberty Mutual, which must include ending support for fossil fuel expansion.

Eighteen other insurance companies have adopted policies that rule out coverage for the Trans Mountain pipeline or committed to not insure the project. Your peers know that insuring this pipeline is bad for business and bad for our climate. I urge you to join them by publicly indicating that you will not provide coverage for Trans Mountain. I also urge you to adopt policies to respect Indigenous rights and rule out insurance for all new tar sands projects.

Around the world, people are demanding that Liberty Mutual drop Trans Mountain – and we will not stop until you do.

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

Head of Underwriting, CA

Todd

Armstrong

Liberty Mutual

Todd Armstrong,

I am extremely concerned that Liberty Mutual is continuing to provide insurance coverage for the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline network. The Trans Mountain expansion project is a controversial pipeline that is being built in violation of Indigenous rights and would enable massive carbon emissions.

The stakes are incredibly high. The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has not obtained the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of all impacted Indigenous communities. Tar sands are also one of the most climate-intensive forms of oil in the world, and this expansion project would nearly triple the existing pipeline’s capacity. We cannot allow any fossil fuel expansion, or we will lose the fight against climate change.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in 2020, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. We need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately from Liberty Mutual, which must include ending support for fossil fuel expansion.

Eighteen other insurance companies have adopted policies that rule out coverage for the Trans Mountain pipeline or committed to not insure the project. Your peers know that insuring this pipeline is bad for business and bad for our climate. I urge you to join them by publicly indicating that you will not provide coverage for Trans Mountain. I also urge you to adopt policies to respect Indigenous rights and rule out insurance for all new tar sands projects.

Around the world, people are demanding that Liberty Mutual drop Trans Mountain – and we will not stop until you do.

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

Head of Underwriting, Spe

Michael

Gosselin

Liberty Mutual

Michael Gosselin,

I am extremely concerned that Liberty Mutual is continuing to provide insurance coverage for the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline network. The Trans Mountain expansion project is a controversial pipeline that is being built in violation of Indigenous rights and would enable massive carbon emissions.

The stakes are incredibly high. The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has not obtained the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of all impacted Indigenous communities. Tar sands are also one of the most climate-intensive forms of oil in the world, and this expansion project would nearly triple the existing pipeline’s capacity. We cannot allow any fossil fuel expansion, or we will lose the fight against climate change.

As the International Energy Agency made clear in 2020, the path to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is "narrow but still achievable" and requires an immediate end to investments in new fossil fuel supplies. We need to see concrete, ambitious climate action immediately from Liberty Mutual, which must include ending support for fossil fuel expansion.

Eighteen other insurance companies have adopted policies that rule out coverage for the Trans Mountain pipeline or committed to not insure the project. Your peers know that insuring this pipeline is bad for business and bad for our climate. I urge you to join them by publicly indicating that you will not provide coverage for Trans Mountain. I also urge you to adopt policies to respect Indigenous rights and rule out insurance for all new tar sands projects.

Around the world, people are demanding that Liberty Mutual drop Trans Mountain – and we will not stop until you do.

Kind regards,
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