Insurers: LNG is NOT worth the risk!

CSO

Francis

Hyatt

Liberty Mutual Insurance

My message to Francis Hyatt

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
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President & CEO

Evan

Greenberg

Chubb

My message to Evan Greenberg

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

Alan

D. Schnitzer

Travelers

My message to Alan  D. Schnitzer

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

Christopher

Swift

The Hartford

My message to Christopher Swift

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CSO

Jennifer

Waldner

AIG

My message to Jennifer Waldner

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CSO

Yafit

Cohn

Travelers

My message to Yafit Cohn

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Marketing & Communication

Susana

Dongallo

Berkshire Hathaway

My message to Susana Dongallo

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO

Warren

Buffett

Berkshire Hathaway

My message to Warren Buffett

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
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General Inquiries

Coaction

Specialty

Coaction Specialty

My message to Coaction Specialty

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

COO

Brent

Hoffman

Everest Re

My message to Brent Hoffman

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Executive VP

Mark

Kociancic

Everest Re

My message to Mark Kociancic

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Chief Legal Officer

Derek

Bulas

Fairfax

My message to Derek Bulas

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

VP

Diane

Weidner

Great American Insurance Group

My message to Diane Weidner

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Senior VP, Sustainability

Rakhi

Kumar

Liberty Mutual

My message to Rakhi Kumar

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Senior VP

Carmella

Capitano

Starr Indemnity & Liability Co

My message to Carmella Capitano

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Sr. VP, External Affairs

Joe

Dillon

Starr Indemnity & Liability Co

My message to Joe Dillon

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

VP

Tom

Guarnera

Talbot

My message to Tom Guarnera

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Marine Hull and Liability

Christian

Platusich

Talbot

My message to Christian Platusich

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

General Contact

Further

Global

Further Global

My message to Further Global

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Chief Sustainability Ofc.

Terence

Shields

The Hartford

My message to Terence Shields

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Group Head of Sustainabil

Michèle

Lacroix

SCOR

My message to Michèle Lacroix

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Head of Sustainability

Martin

Powell

AXA

My message to Martin Powell

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Head, Climate & Biodivers

Roslyn

Stein

AXA

My message to Roslyn Stein

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Executive Vice President

Rose Marie

Glazer

AIG

My message to Rose Marie  Glazer

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

VP, Investor Relations

Karen

Horvath

WR Berkley

My message to Karen Horvath

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

CEO Sompo Int'l

James

Shea

Sompo

My message to James Shea

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

US Office

Beazley

Insurance

Beazley

My message to Beazley  Insurance

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}

Tokio Marine

Beazley

Insurance

Beazley

My message to Beazley Insurance

We urge you to meet with communities impacted by the volatile and risky Liquefied Natural Gas industry as soon as possible, and to rule out underwriting, investing, and reinsurance for midstream, export, and downstream LNG infrastructure, as well as other fossil fuel expansion.

Time is running out for transformative action to tackle the climate crisis. As the IPCC report puts it: “There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.”

Methane gas has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. We are urging you to take urgent action by ruling out methane intensive projects like Freeport LNG.

Grassroots communities like Better Brazoria: Clean Air Clean Water want you to step up and take meaningful action in response to the explosion that happened in their community, and rule out LNG expansion in the Gulf South of North America. From the Permian Basin where gas is extracted, to the Gulf, environmental justice communities have been speaking out about the risks of explosions, the risks to workers, the increase in cancers and pollution for years. Yet, these facilities keep being constructed and expanded.

The insurance industry, and your company as a leading global property and casualty insurer in particular, are well placed to accelerate and scale up a just transition away from fossil fuels in line with the conclusions of the world’s leading climate scientists:
1. Immediately cease insuring new and expanded coal, oil, and gas projects.
2. Immediately stop offering any insurance services which support the expansion of coal, oil and gas production and within two years phase out all insurance services for fossil fuel companies which are not aligned with a credible 1.5ºC pathway.
3. Adopt robust due diligence and verification mechanisms to ensure clients fully respect and observe all human rights, including a requirement that they obtain and document the Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) of impacted Indigenous Peoples.

We are now in the decisive decade for the climate, and we need to see meaningful policies now. There is no time for greenwash or delay.

If you are available to meet and willing to meet about this issue please contact info@ran.org.

Best,
{user_data~First Name} {user_data~Last Name}