The evidence is clear

Climate breakdown is already here, and it's getting worse.

Extreme heat

Record numbers of heat-related deaths in Europe and Germany.

Biodiversity loss

Coral reefs, forests and vital ecosystems are under threat.

Communities at risk

From flooding to drought, people’s lives and livelihoods are already affected.

Insurers play a key role

By underwriting fossil fuel projects — like LNG — insurers enable further destruction and lock in climate risks for decades to come.

  • Enable fossil expansion
    Insurance makes high-risk fossil projects possible.
  • Increase climate risks
    Communities and ecosystems are exposed to the consequences.
  • Contradict their own analysis
    Insurers warn about climate risks; yet keep insuring them.

Real people. Real impacts.

Voices from the frontlines show what's at stake.

“Insurers cannot turn a blind eye to the impact of the activities they insure on nature, especially when it comes to the impacts of LNG expansion in this precious part of the world. The rich biodiversity of the Coral Triangle is critical for people living in the region, and critical for our living world.”

– Anj Dacanay from the Centre for Energy, Ecology and Development (CEED)

“As a resident of southwest Louisiana directly impacted by these LNG facilities, I find it unconscionable that insurers continue to underwrite these massive carbon emitters—yet refuse to provide coverage to the very homeowners and communities most exposed to the climate change fallout from their operations.”

– John Allaire, Retired Oil and Gas Industry Environmental Manager and Landowner Near Venture Global Facility

“Our community is already surrounded by pollution. It makes absolutely no sense to approve two or three new LNG facilities here in southwest Louisiana when we already have as much industry as we do. It’s just like a death sentence.”

– Roishetta Ozane, founder of The Vessel Project of Louisiana

Nature under threat

From coral reefs to forests — fossil fuel expansion destroys the foundations of life.

Coral reefs

Coral bleaching and habitat destruction threaten marine life.

Mangroves

Vital ecosystems are destroyed and threatened by fossil fuel projects.

Biodiversity

Species and ecosystems are disappearing at an unprecedented rate.

What you can do?

  1. Stop underwriting LNG projects
  2. Phase out fossil fuels now
  3. Treat fossil assets as stranded
  4. Protect frontline communities
  5. Publish your fossil exposure
  6. Use your power responsibly
  7. Close the loopholes, no more exceptions

Who we are

Extinction Rebellion is a global movement using peaceful, creative disobedience to demand a just and livable future.

People-powered
Ordinary people creating extraordinary change.

Non-violent
We act peacefully and openly.

For a better future
A livable planet for all.

Join the Rebellion

Be part of a growing movement for climate justice.

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