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Polar Bears Make a Run on Bank of America

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

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A group of DC based polar bears made a “bank run” on Bank of America withdrawing $27k in COLD CASH from the banking giant over their fund of coal and climate change.

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National Day of Action Against Coal Finance: Video Roundup

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

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San Francisco NYC (“How Citi Stole Christmas”)

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Wrap Up: National Coal Finance Day of Action

Monday, November 19, 2007

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The Day of Against Coal Finance has been great, over 40 cities and towns did well over 100 actions against Citi and Bank of America (with a couple of actions against Duke and Peabody). The movements to stop destructive coal extraction and coal-fired power plants is building momentum. These are a few highlights from the [...]

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Dispatches from the Coal Finance Day of Action Front (Updated 11-19-07).

Friday, November 16, 2007

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A quick update on National Day of Action against Coal Finance. If you did an action, send report backs to dirtymoney@ran.org AND lots more actions are happening TOMORROW in a city near you! Check the map for details. San Francisco, CA : Across downtown San Francisco, nearly every Bank of America and Citi ATM was [...]

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Hey Banks! If you finance coal, they will come.

Friday, November 16, 2007

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And they’re coming. We’ve been telling Citi and Bank of America that their financing of coal fired power plants and mountaintop removal was going to get them some unwanted attention from lots of very concerned people. Today thousands have taken to the streets in fifty cities around the country to tell the banks that financing [...]

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Inspiring Direct Action against Coal in NC and Australia

Thursday, November 15, 2007

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Al Gore recently predicted that it won’t be long before people are putting their bodies on the line protesting the construction of new coal fired power plants. He’s being proven correct again and again as people are putting their bodies on the line around the world (in fact, he is considering joining these efforts). Today [...]

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In front of banks instead of bulldozers, but the principle’s the same: coal must be stopped

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

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You may know that Al Gore is reported to be considering RAN’s offer to participate in civil disobedience to stop the construction of coal-fired power plants, stop mountain top removal mining, and help prevent climate destruction. Just last week, in Rolling Stone, he again talked about civil disobedience in connection with coal, the world’s biggest [...]

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Climate Youth Movement Converges on Powershift, then Citibank

Monday, November 5, 2007

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I just spent the weekend at Powershift. Powershift is a climate summit, organized by Energy Action, organizing students and youth around global warming and climate justice issues. It featured hundreds of workshops, panels and networking meetings where youth from Alaska to Appalachia got together and educated and organized themselves to do something about the climate [...]

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More from from the BofA banner drop: Why we do it

Sunday, October 28, 2007

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Take a look at the video below and this comment left on the earlier post about Charlotte. John Watterberg Says: October 24th, 2007 at 11:26 am e I am one of the climbers from Tuesday’s action at Bank of America on Tuesday and I would like to contribute one of my personal reasons for participating [...]

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Closing Bank of America for Business

Saturday, October 27, 2007

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From our kick ass RAN NYC organizer Sam Bank of America customers were hard pressed to find a working atm in midtown manhattan yesterday when a group of volunteers took to the streets with little more than fliers and caution tape. How do you shut down 10 banking centers in just 2 hours? It’s easier [...]

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