shows the influence that the largest company in the world has on governments, the media and citizens and what can be done about global warming

working for a sustainable energy future by campaigning to end the UK's support for the oil industry

take action to protect this pristine wilderness from oil drilling now by signing a letter to your senators urging them to oppose any amendments opening ANWR to drilling

Coop America campaign allows you to tell the current White House administration that coal is not the future of affordable energy; because of greenhouse gas emissions, dangerous coal mining, mercury pollution, increased asthma and human health problems, and dramatic groundwater contamination

report from the Union of Concerned Scientists that documents how the oil company spent $16 Million to fund climate change skeptic groups and create confusion regarding the state of climate science

information on coal issues from this collaboratively-written free encyclopedia of people, issues, and groups shaping the public agenda

a list of US groups concerned about coal

Greenpeace campaign targeting ExxonMobil as the number one political corrupter of the global warming debate

presents the impacts of coal mining and use, while supporting direct action protests against the coal industry in the UK

the official Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution's report on the effects of aviation on the atmosphere and climate (pdf)

works to reduce the environmental and social impacts of oil corporations, to help citizens gain a say in decisions that affect them, and to support the transition to a more sustainable energy economy

links to sources of information from the Worldwatch Institute seeking to increase public understanding of the risks of climate change and to reduce dependence on the fossil fuels that cause it