The window for Coca-Cola to act on climate is closing

Tell corporate CEOs to stop funding campaigns blocking climate action. [Sign the League of Conservation Voters' petition and tell corporate CEOs to stop funding campaigns blocking climate action.]( [SIGN NOW]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Friend — The Build Back Better Act is making its way through Congress, and while we’re close to passing the most ambitious climate legislation in a generation, it’s more critical than ever that we keep up the fight for every part of the bill that will help reduce carbon emissions. We’re closer than ever — but corporate interests are spending big to kill the bill and any hope of bold climate action. Companies like Coca-Cola and Nike have declared their commitment to confronting the climate crisis, but have remained silent as their trade association, the Business Roundtable, works to defeat this bill in Congress. It’s outrageous, and we need you to speak up. Thousands of activists like you have already sent in letters demanding that companies stop supporting the Business Roundtable’s campaign — and we need you to keep turning up the pressure on Coca-Cola and other companies. [Sign and tell Coca-Cola’s leadership and other CEOs to honor their commitment to bold climate action and to IMMEDIATELY stop funding campaigns to defeat the Build Back Better Act.]( [TAKE ACTION NOW]( The full Build Back Better Act proposes expanding and extending clean energy and electric vehicle tax credits, enlisting a new Civilian Climate Corps, and moving forward with other critical climate action. Without these and other initiatives, the United States will miss the goal of cutting emissions by at least 50% below 2005 levels by 2030 — the climate test that the bill must pass. Coca-Cola has acknowledged its responsibility to help with solutions to climate change and has committed to reducing their own emissions 25% by 2030 and to net-zero by 2050. But without federal legislative action, no individual company’s efforts are enough to turn the tide on the climate crisis — and through its membership in the Business Roundtable, Coca-Cola is complicit in a massive effort to remove crucial climate investments from the Build Back Better Act. We must demand better. [Sign now and tell Coca-Cola’s CEO James Quincey to honor his company’s commitment to climate action and distance himself from efforts to sabotage this bill.]( [TAKE ACTION NOW]( Our window for climate action is closing, and instead of supporting the investments in the Build Back Better Act, the CEOs of many companies (including Coca-Cola) who signed pledges to go “all in” on climate are staying silent. We need your support to convince major corporations’ CEOs to stick to their pledges and stop funding campaigns that will only worsen the climate crisis. [Please, take action today.]( Thank you, League of Conservation Voters Paid for by League of Conservation Voters. Does not equal endorsement. By signing this petition with your email you receive periodic updates on offers and activism opportunities from Daily Kos and League of Conservation Voters. By taking this action, you are affirming your membership in the League of Conservation Voters and your desire to receive regular LCV communications and are entitled to vote for a member of the LCV Board of Directors. Daily Kos, PO Box 70036, Oakland, CA, 94612. Sent via [ActionNetwork.org](. To update your email address, change your name or address, or to stop receiving emails from Daily Kos, please [click here](.