Santa Paul - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
Santa Paula Valero
145 S. 10th St.
Santa Paul, CA 93060-3701
Santa Paul - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
Santa Paula Valero
145 S. 10th St.
Santa Paul, CA 93060-3701
SYLMAR - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
SYLMAR BEACON
12626 GLENOAKS BLVD
SYLMAR, CA 91342-4758
SYLMAR - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
SYLMAR BEACON
12626 GLENOAKS BLVD
SYLMAR, CA 91342-4758
VENTURA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
VENTURA GASOLINE STATION, INC.
11005 CITRUS DR
VENTURA, CA 93004-1355
VENTURA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
VENTURA GASOLINE STATION, INC.
11005 CITRUS DR
VENTURA, CA 93004-1355
VENTURA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
ANITA VALERO
415 E THOMPSON BLVD
VENTURA, CA 93001-2728
VENTURA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
ANITA VALERO
415 E THOMPSON BLVD
VENTURA, CA 93001-2728
VENTURA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
COLLEGE VALERO
4111 TELEGRAPH RD
VENTURA, CA 93003-3703
VENTURA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
COLLEGE VALERO
4111 TELEGRAPH RD
VENTURA, CA 93003-3703
MISSION HI - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
VALERO ZEON GAS
15544 SAN FERNANDO MISSION BLVD
MISSION HI, CA 91345-1347
MISSION HI - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
VALERO ZEON GAS
15544 SAN FERNANDO MISSION BLVD
MISSION HI, CA 91345-1347
VENTURA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
HARBOR VALERO VENTURA
2121 E HARBOR BLVD
VENTURA, CA 93001-3705
VENTURA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
HARBOR VALERO VENTURA
2121 E HARBOR BLVD
VENTURA, CA 93001-3705
BIG BEAR C - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
B and M VALERO
101 WEST BIG BEAR BLVD
BIG BEAR C, CA 92314
BIG BEAR C - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
B and M VALERO
101 WEST BIG BEAR BLVD
BIG BEAR C, CA 92314
NORTH HILL - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
G and H VALERO
9859 SEPULVEDA BLVD
NORTH HILL, CA 91343-3310
NORTH HILL - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
G and H VALERO
9859 SEPULVEDA BLVD
NORTH HILL, CA 91343-3310
TUJUNGA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
TUJUNGA VALERO
7101 FOOTHILL BLVD
TUJUNGA, CA 91042-2716
Tujunga - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
Tujunga Valero
7101 Foothill Blvd
Tujunga, CA 91042
TUJUNGA - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
TUJUNGA VALERO
7101 FOOTHILL BLVD
TUJUNGA, CA 91042-2716
Tujunga - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
Tujunga Valero
7101 Foothill Blvd
Tujunga, CA 91042
OXNARD - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
HIGH DESERT OIL CO INC.
3402 E VINEYARD AVE
OXNARD, CA 93036-1328
OXNARD - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
HIGH DESERT OIL CO INC.
3402 E VINEYARD AVE
OXNARD, CA 93036-1328
BIG BEAR L - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
BIG BEAR SERVICE STATION
40829 BIG BEAR BLVD.
BIG BEAR L, CA 92315-1518
BIG BEAR L - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
BIG BEAR SERVICE STATION
40829 BIG BEAR BLVD.
BIG BEAR L, CA 92315-1518
CRESTLINE - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
THE DEPOT #4
23735 LAKE ST.
CRESTLINE, CA 92325
CANOGA PAR - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
DESOTO VALERO
9061 DE SOTO AVE
CANOGA PAR, CA 91304-1968
CANOGA PAR - Boycott Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO)
Tell Valero CEO Bill Klesse: Stop attacking California's Global Warming Regulations!
In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Now Valero Energy Corporation (NYSE: VLO) -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.
Valero is directing its corporate funds to a campaign seeking to take our law off the books via the California initiative process. If Valero's money can generate enough paid signatures to get this initiative on the ballot, the company may succeed in rolling back AB 32 in November's election.
Echoing talking points from prominent global warming deniers, Valero's CEO has insisted that CO2 - a major contributor to climate change -- is not air pollution. However, the scientific community and even the U.S. Supreme Court are clear on this issue: CO2 (carbon dioxide) is a pollutant that should be regulated. Unfortunately, the Texas oil company is now trying stop Californians from implementing landmark C02 regulations in the our fight against global warming.
CREDO Action and Courage Campaign members are fighting back by launching a boycott of Valero gas stations.
Valero CEO Bill Klesse needs to hear from you that we are serious.
Your message will be delivered immediately to Bill Klesse and then later to a Valero station near you so Valero's station managers can also send a message to their bosses -- attacking California's global warming law is bad for business.
Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are going to need to spend at least a million dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.
Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:
DESOTO VALERO
9061 DE SOTO AVE
CANOGA PAR, CA 91304-1968
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