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WHAT: Lively Protest and Street Theater Outside a Wall Street Conference featuring over 200 CEO’s including Wells Fargo, Kimberly Clark and ConocoPhillips
WHERE: San Francisco Ritz Carleton; Stockton and Pine
WHEN: Monday September 18 at 8am
CONTACT: Scott; 415-398-4404 x 359
WHERE: San Francisco Ritz Carleton; Stockton and Pine
WHEN: Monday September 18 at 8am
CONTACT: Scott; 415-398-4404 x 359
DEMAND CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY!!
Tell Wells Fargo to Stop Lootin’ and Pollutin’.
Next week is a Wall Street Investment Conference at the Ritz-Carlton in San Francisco.
There will be over 200 CEOs in attendance, including the CEOs of Wells Fargo, Kimberly Clark, ConocoPhillips, Monsanto, amongst others meeting with institutional investors about the buying and selling of our future.
Out in the street different groups will be turning up the heat under a unified banner of “Demand Corporate Responsibility!”
Rainforest Action Network will be calling on Wells Fargo CEO Richard Kovacevich to stop lootin’ and pollutin’. Historic bank Wells Fargo has consistently refused to change course and continues to fund environmentally and socially destructive companies around the globe. In Appalachia, Wells Fargo finances various coal operators engaged in mountaintop removal, a strip mining process known for its destructive effect on eco-systems and local communities. In Alaska, they support efforts to undermine environmental protections and speed up the rate of forest destruction. In the Amazon, they have financed the disenfranchisement of indigenous nations and the clear cutting of pristine rainforest.
Join us as we hold these irresponsible corporate citizens accountable.
WHAT: Wall Street Conference featuring over 200 CEO’s including Wells Fargo, Kimberly Clark and ConocoPhillips
WHERE: San Francisco Ritz Carleton; Stockton and Pine
WHEN: Monday September 18 at 8am
CONTACT: Scott; 415-398-4404 x 359
Tell Wells Fargo to Stop Lootin’ and Pollutin’.
Next week is a Wall Street Investment Conference at the Ritz-Carlton in San Francisco.
There will be over 200 CEOs in attendance, including the CEOs of Wells Fargo, Kimberly Clark, ConocoPhillips, Monsanto, amongst others meeting with institutional investors about the buying and selling of our future.
Out in the street different groups will be turning up the heat under a unified banner of “Demand Corporate Responsibility!”
Rainforest Action Network will be calling on Wells Fargo CEO Richard Kovacevich to stop lootin’ and pollutin’. Historic bank Wells Fargo has consistently refused to change course and continues to fund environmentally and socially destructive companies around the globe. In Appalachia, Wells Fargo finances various coal operators engaged in mountaintop removal, a strip mining process known for its destructive effect on eco-systems and local communities. In Alaska, they support efforts to undermine environmental protections and speed up the rate of forest destruction. In the Amazon, they have financed the disenfranchisement of indigenous nations and the clear cutting of pristine rainforest.
Join us as we hold these irresponsible corporate citizens accountable.
WHAT: Wall Street Conference featuring over 200 CEO’s including Wells Fargo, Kimberly Clark and ConocoPhillips
WHERE: San Francisco Ritz Carleton; Stockton and Pine
WHEN: Monday September 18 at 8am
CONTACT: Scott; 415-398-4404 x 359
For more information:
http://RAN.org
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