These came from another list serve I am on, and I found them interesting.

Rainforest Action Network's current campaign.:

*Update: America's Dirtiest Bank: *We want to hear from you. Which

bank do you think is America's dirtiest-- and the most worthy RAN target?

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Bank of America

http://ga3.org/campaign/target_bofa/8enwgdk2h85jjkb??

*Bank of America is elbow deep in coal!*

* Responsible for a $175 million loan to the "poster child" of

mountaintop removal coal mining: Massey Energy.

* Major funder of Peabody Energy, the largest mining company in the

world. Peabody was recently implicated in the contamination of

Navajo and Hopi water sources in the Black Mesa area that extends

through northern Utah and Arizona. Furthermore, Bank of America

financing is allowing Peabody to build three new coal-fired power

plants in Illinois, Kentucky and New Mexico.

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Citi http://ga3.org/campaign/target_citi/8enwgdk2h85jjkb??

*Citi is elbow deep in coal!*

* Financial backer of the largest greenhouse gas emitter in the

nation--American Electric Power (AEP). AEP is heavily involved in

the US Coal Rush building 5 new coal plants around the Mid-West

and South. AEP will also manage up to 9 coal-fired power plants

within 10 miles of Meigs County, Ohio--a community already ravaged

with health and environmental impacts of coal.

* Funder of destructive strip mining and mountaintop removal from

the American Southwest to Appalachia.

* Co-owner of Texas-based utility TXU who just got permits to build

3 outdated dirty pulverized coal-fired power plants in north and

central Texas.

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JPMorgan Chase http://ga3.org/campaign/target_jpmc/8enwgdk2h85jjkb??

*JPMorgan Chase is elbow deep in coal!*

* Funds Dynegy, which is sponsoring the building of 12 new

coal-fired power plants -- the largest coal build-out in the country.

* Helped Mid-American Energy secure $350 million in financing for

construction of a new coal-fired plant in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Mid-American Energy operates dozens of power plants across the

U.S. and England.

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Ultimately, global warming presents a much greater threat to our planet than the war in Iraq. However, the war will be the first and foremost issue in the minds of the American people as long as our troops are there. The longer that we stay in Iraq, the longer it will take our country to focus on the threats to our global environment.

Tom Yager