1,000,000+ ENDORSEMENTS OF THE FOSSIL FUEL TREATY INITIATIVE

Millions have endorsed the Fossil Fuel Treaty as a way to signal their support for a fast, fair and fully funded transition away from oil, gas and coal. This includes Indigenous nations, subnational and local governments, parliamentarians and elected officials, civil society organisations, businesses, scientists and academics, faith leaders, other public figures and individuals from every corner of the globe.

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Countries participating in discussions to develop a Fossil Fuel Treaty are showing their support for an international agreement to accelerate a global just transition to phase out oil, gas and coal; and are demonstrating their willingness to cooperate to achieve it.

Subnational governments and cities that endorse the proposal are also sending a strong signal to higher levels of government that action is urgently needed. They are showing they can walk the talk by taking steps to phase out fossil fuels and promote diversified, accessible renewable energy and other sustainable options.

When organizations and individuals endorse the proposal for a Fossil Fuel Treaty, they are letting their government officials in all levels know there is public demand for change and that civil society will remain steadfast in holding decision makers accountable. 

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199 Subnational Governments

199 sub-national governments around the world are making bold moves to phase out the leading cause of the climate crisis: fossil fuels.

Just as nuclear-free cities played a critical role in building momentum towards a treaty banning weapons of mass destruction, now councils around the world are uniting to call for a Fossil Fuel Treaty.

199 Subnational Governments across 6 Continents have endorsed the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative.

  • India:
    Kolkata

    Lebanon:
    Menjez

    Nepal:
    Dhulikhel
    Itahari

    Philippines:
    Makati

  • Kenya:
    Baringo
    Bomet
    Bungoma
    Busia
    Elgeyo/Marakwet
    Embu
    Garissa
    Homa Bay
    Isiolo
    Kajiado
    Kakamega
    Kericho
    Kiambu
    Kilifi
    Kirinyaga
    Kisii
    Kisumu
    Kitui
    Kwale
    Laikipia
    Lamu
    Machakos
    Makueni
    Mandera
    Marsabit
    Meru
    Migori
    Mombasa
    Murang'a
    Nairobi City
    Nakuru
    Nandi
    Narok
    Nyamira
    Nyandarua
    Nyeri
    Samburu
    Siaya
    Taita/Taveta
    Tana River
    Tharaka-Nithi
    Trans Nzoia
    Turkana
    Uasin Gishu
    Vihiga
    Wajir
    West Pokot

    Malawi:
    Lilongwe
    Mzuzu

    Mozambique:
    Quelimane

    Sierra Leone:
    Freetown

    Togo:
    Kloto 1

  • Albania
    Tirana

    Belgium
    Brussels-Capital Region
    Knokke-Heist

    Denmark
    Copenhagen

    France
    Besançon
    Bordeaux
    Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
    City of Rennes
    Greater Paris
    Grenoble
    Loos-en-Gohelle
    Lyon
    Paris
    Poitiers

    Germany
    Bonn
    Göttingen
    Heidelberg
    Marburg
    Tübingen

    Greece
    Athens
    Fyli

    Iceland
    Reykjavík

    Ireland
    Cork City Council
    Dublin City Council
    Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown
    Fingal County Council
    South Dublin County Council

    Italy
    Pontassieve
    Rome
    Turin

    Netherlands
    Amsterdam

    Norway
    Trondheim

    Poland
    Warsaw

    Spain
    Barcelona
    Barcelona Province
    Gavá
    Navarra

    Switzerland
    Delémont
    Geneva
    Lausanne
    Zürich

    United Kingdom
    Amber Valley Borough Council
    Birmingham
    Brighton and Hove
    Bristol City Council
    Cardiff Council
    Cheshire East
    City of Cambridge
    City of York Council
    Down District Council
    Dundee City Council
    Edinburgh
    Greater Manchester
    Glasgow
    Hastings
    Lewes District Council
    Lewes Town Council
    Lewisham
    London
    London Borough of Lambeth
    London Borough of Newham
    Manchester
    Mourne Council
    Newry Council
    North Ayrshire
    Reading
    Stirling Council
    Stroud District Council
    Worthing

  • Argentina
    Despeñaderos

    Belize
    Belmopan

    Brazil
    Belém

    Colombia
    Quibdó

    Costa Rica
    Buenos Aires
    Curridaba
    Montes de Oca
    Santa Ana
    Siquirres
    Tilarán
    Turrialba

    Haiti
    Port-au-Prince

    Jamaica
    Kingston

    Peru
    Lima

    St. Lucia
    Castries

    CC35, who have supported engagement with capital cities across Latin America

  • Canada
    Burnaby, BC
    District of Metchosin, BC
    District of North Vancouver, BC
    District of West Vancouver, BC
    Gatineau, QC
    Islands Trust, BC
    Mississauga
    Montréal, QC
    New Westminster, BC
    Ottawa, ON
    Port Moody, BC
    Powell River, BC
    Richmond, BC
    Toronto, ON
    Vancouver, BC
    Varennes, QC
    Victoria, BC
    View Royal, BC

    United States
    Albany County, NY
    Austin, TX
    Belfast, ME
    Bethlehem, NY
    Chicago, IL
    Eureka, CA
    Goodrich, MI
    Hayward, CA
    Key West, FL
    La Crosse, WI
    Los Angeles, CA
    Milwaukie, OR
    Philadelphia, PA
    Pittsburgh, PA
    Portland, ME
    Richmond, CA
    San Antonio, TX
    Santa Ana, CA
    Sebastopol, CA
    State of California
    State of Maine
    Town of Somerset, MD
    Yakima, WA

  • Aotearoa/New Zealand
    Kāpiti Coast District Council
    Wellington

    Australia
    Australian Capital Territory
    City of Darebin
    City of Maribyrnong
    City of Merri-bek
    City of Newcastle
    City of Sydney
    City of Yarra
    Hobart
    Nillumbik Shire Council

    Niue
    Government of Niue

    Hawai’i, USA
    County of Hawai’i
    Hawai’i State Legislature
    Honolulu City Council
    Maui County

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37 Indigenous Nations & Communities

Indigenous Peoples and organisations from multiple regions of the world are supporting the Fossil Fuel Treaty initiative in a shared call to protect territories, biodiversity, cultures and future generations from fossil fuel extraction.

The Fossil Fuel Treaty Initiative recognises Indigenous Peoples as rights-holders under international law, including the right to self-determination, to their lands and territories, and to free, prior, and informed consent. The ultimate objective is to ensure Indigenous Peoples participate in shaping the future Fossil Fuel Treaty on an equal footing with nation states.

In the Amazon Basin, Indigenous Nations and organisations from Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia are calling for a Fossil Fuel Treaty.  They are joined by the Maasai community of Kajiado County in Kenya and more than 25 Indigenous and community-based groups in South Asia representing peoples across West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand. The Chhattisgarh in India have also expressed their support.

Indigenous Nations & Communities from across 3 Continents have endorsed the call for the Fossil Fuel Treaty

  • The Maasai community of Kajiado County in Kenya 

  • 25 Indigenous and community-based groups across West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand, and Chhattisgarh in India

    • Awajún

    • Achuar

    • Candozi

    • Chapra

    • Kichwa del Pastaza

    • Kukama Kukamiria

    • Shawi

    • Shiwilu

    • Wampís

    • Waorani

    • Shiwiar

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4,385+ Civil Society

More than 4,385 civil society organizations have endorsed the call for a Fossil Fuel Treaty. This includes the World Health Organization, Global Witness, Amnesty International and hundreds of other international organizations. Thousands of national and local groups in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and Carribean, North America, Oceania have joined as well, representing a broad range of sectors from climate and health to faith, gender rights, social justice, banking and arts.

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Champions

More than one million individuals have endorsed the call for a Fossil Fuel Treaty. This includes thousands of scientists, economists and academics, Nobel Laureates as well as faith, civil society, cultural, business and other leaders and public figures. 

From climate scientist Michael Mann to Vatican Cardinals, Ban Ki Moon, Vandana Shiva and David Suzuki, these Fossil Fuel Treaty Champions are using their voices to spread the message via the media, social media and public events. 

Over 1 million individuals have joined the call for a Fossil Fuel Treaty, including many public figures:

  • HE José Ramos-Horta

    President of Timor Leste & Nobel Peace Prize Laureate 1996

  • Ban Ki-moon

    Former Secretary-General of the United Nations

  • Dr Maria Neira

    WHO Director, Public Health, Environmental and Social Determinants of Health

  • Muhammad Yunus

    Chief Advisor, Government of Bangladesh

  • Jane Fonda

    Two-time Academy Award-winning actor and activist

  • Hon. Maina Talia


    Minister of Home Affairs, Climate Change, and Environment of the Government of Tuvalu

  • Esmeralda of Belgium

    HRH Princess Esmeralda of Belgium: Journalist, author, environmental and human rights activist

  • Hon. Ralph Regenvanu

    Minister for Climate Change, Energy, Meteorology, Geohazards, Environment and Disaster Management for the Republic of Vanuatu

  • Alysia Reiner

    Actor

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70 Businesses

Businesses have a critical role to play in limiting global temperature rise to 1.5ºC, and in supporting the ambitious policies that will be necessary to get us there. 

As the climate crisis intensifies, businesses are coming under increasing scrutiny to demonstrate how they are preparing adequately for the inevitable climate transition. There is now growing pressure for businesses to illustrate climate leadership from diverse sources. By transforming industries from extractive climate models to crucial change agents, businesses can play a leading role in building a new, just and sustainable future.

  • Fortescue

    The Planetary Press

  • Bureti Championships

    Centenary Bank*

    Finca DRC*

  • NMB Bank*

  • Banco Popular*

    BancoSol*

  • .vdk bank*

    10 Billion Solutions

    3 Bank*

    Alternative Bank Switzerland PLC*

    Banca Etica*

    BusinessDeclares

    Carbon Collective

    Charity Bank*

    Cooperative Bank of Karditsa*

    Creatives for Climate

    Cultura Bank*

    Cyklone Tidal Energy

    Education for Sustainability

    Ekobanken*

    Exige International

    Fair Trade Power

    Fashion Revolution

    Freie Gemeinschaftsbank*

    Futerra

    Greener Jobs Alliance

    Groen Pensioen

    Handelsbanken

    Husstainability

    Leaders for Climate Action

    Legnar Design

    London Bicycle Café

    Make It Good

    Merkur Cooperative Bank*

    Organic Tools

    Product for Net Zero

    Purpose Amplified

    Safe Landing

    Solar Sisters

    Sound Generation Events

    The Brave Lab

    Triodos Bank*

    UmweltBank AG*

    Unity Trust Bank*

    Volans

  • Amalgamated Bank*

    Beneficial State Bank*

    Brighton Honey

    Calmura Natural Walls

    Clearwater Credit Union*

    Climate First Bank*

    ClimateVoice

    EcoFair Trading Ltd.

    Gnar Sustainable Home Design

    Green Retirement

    Greenhouse Agency

    Pivotal Consulting

    Renewal Funds

    Statlu Environmental Consulting Ltd.

    Summit Credit Union*

    Sunrise Banks*

    Vancity*

  • A.BCH

    Comms Declare

    Cruelty Free Super

    Ecotricity New Zealand

    Future Super

    LAROS Group

    Verve Super

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