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Send an e-mail to Valero CEO Bill Klesse

We make it easy for you to send an email directly to Valero CEO Bill Klesse. Tell him you are boycotting Valero gas until his company stops its campaign to overturn California's groundbreaking climate change law, AB 32.

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See the email exchange between CREDO and Valero CEO

CREDO campaign manager Adam Quinn emailed Bill Klesse, Valero Energy's Texas-based CEO, asking him to stop attacking California's historic climate change law. See Valero's reply.

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Valero oil firm contributes half-million to suspend AB 32

A Texas-based oil company has contributed more than half of the nearly $1 million collected in a drive to suspend California's landmark greenhouse-gas emissions law, documents filed Thursday show.

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Valero and Tesoro operate gas stations under the following brands. Boycott all of these locations:

  • Valero
  • Beacon
  • Diamond Shamrock
  • Shamrock
  • Corner Store
  • Ultramar
  • Tesoro
  • Mirastar
  • USA Petroleum

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About

In 2006, California passed The Global Warming Solutions Act (AB 32), making our state number one in the world in legislating real reductions in the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.

Now Valero Energy -- a Texas-based oil company -- has already spent half a million dollars to fund a deceptive initiative that would destroy AB 32, California's landmark clean energy and air pollution law.

Together Valero and another Texas-based oil company, Tesoro, are projected to spend millions of dollars to gather signatures for a November ballot initiative that would kill AB 32 and new clean energy development.

Don't let Texas oil barons mess with California's climate change law!

Every dollar spent at a Valero or Tesoro gas stations is another dollar Texas oil barons can use to buy this election.