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Illarinov Attacks Britain, Vows to Bury Kyoto
Industrial Group Plans to Battle Climate Treaty
Al Gore uses 'Day After' to slam president
Global Warming ignites tempers, even in a movie
New evidence of global warming
Scientists warm to climate chaos flick
Nasa gags scientist on "The Day After Tomorrow"
Deny climate change?
Global warming spirals upwards
"climate change will destroy us"
Exxon Mobil told to pay nearly $7 bn for Valdez spill
Record glacier melt: Swiss report
Insurance industry hit by weather disasters
Interview with a climate scientist
Consumers embrace ethical sales, costing firms £2.6bn a year
Climate change blamed as largest Arctic ice shelf breaks in two
Editors resign over climate sceptic paper
Global warming may be speeding up, fears scientist
Alaska is melting
Getting Hotter
Global warming's sooty smokescreen revealed
Global warming is now a WMD
Climate experts reject industry-linked report
Alaska warms up
The Unrepentant Oil Man
Shell rounds on climate sceptics
Scientists say Bush climate plan "useless"
Exxon's Stanford research questioned
Oil firms guage potential in Iraq
Canada ratifies Kyoto Protocol
Exxon changes its spin
Stanford gets pumped up for 2 Big Games
Climate disasters could bankrupt insurers
With White House Approval, E.P.A. Pollution Report Omits Global Warming Section
ExxonMobil in a closing circle on climate change.
Coverage on Esso France vs Greenpeace
PR industry warns Esso
Global warming in Alaska
Blaming the Bureaucracy
Global Warming Follies
As the globe warms up, Bush won't believe it
"Why do they hate Exxon?"
Eco-warriors of the WI turn heat on ExxonMobil
Carbon tax could benefit ExxonMobil
Warming makes oil the 'new tobacco'
Oil giant bids to replace climate expert
ExxonMobil targets climate scientist
The Dinosaur speaks
U.S. Planning Gradual Curb on Emissions, Taking Years
StopEsso Day Radio Interview
December 14 - BAD PR IS DESTROYING EXXONMOBIL'S REPUTATION
December 13, 2001 - US Science Panel Warns of Risk of Abrupt Climate Shifts
December 2, 2001 - GREENPEACE ESSO ADVERTS REJECTED BY PRESS
December 3, 2001 - Esso Says Effects of UK Protests Not Yet Clear
December 1, 2001 - ESSO PEDDLES SCARE STORIES
November 30, 2001 - A Tiger Out of Your Tank
November 29, 2001 - Greens to Protest at 300 Exxon UK Filling Stations
November 22, 2001 - Esso Tones Down Tree Week Sponsorship
November 15, 2001 - Kicking up a stink at Esso
August 29, 2001 - Exxon CEO Lee Raymond's Stance On Global Warming Causes a Stir
26 July, 2001 - Tiger Trap
July 5, 2001 - Body Shop leads Exxon boycott
21 June, 2001 - Climate Change Could be Serious for London Warns Mayor
June 18, 2001 - ExxonMobil Fights Back
1 June, 2001 - A Tiger by the Tail
21 May, 2001 - Why is it Right to Boycott Esso
May 9, 2001 - Power and the People: Exxon needs more than a tiger in its tank
May 6, 2001 - Back this Boycott: The campaign against Exxon goes on
April 22, 2001 - Driller killer: join the boycott against Exxon now
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Latest Campaign News
KYOTO MARCH - Saturday 12 February 2005
In February the Kyoto Protocol finally comes into force. Join the Campaign Against Climate Change on a march in central London to mark the occassion by protesting the US' refusal to join the Protocol. Assemble at Lincoln's Inn Fields at 11.30. For more information go to www.campaign againstclimatechange.net
Esso up to old tricks on Kyoto
Governments from around the world met in Buenos Aires to discuss protecting the climate under the Kyoto Protocol. Greenpeace sent a delegation to the conference to keep an eye on the activities of Esso and other fossil fuel lobbies.more
"Global warming is a conspiracy against America"
As a taste of what is to come during a second Bush term Myron Ebell, an advisor to President Bush on climate issues, recently argued that global warming is a myth cooked up by the EU to 'hamper American competitiveness'... more
Russia Ratifies
The Russian parliament have voted to ratify the Kyoto Protocol, which brings the treaty into force... more
Chief Scientist: we need immediate action on climate change
"Action is affordable, inaction is certainly not," says Sir David King, the UK governments chief scientist...more
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