#STOPEACOP – STOP the East African Crude Oil Pipeline now!

Do you know
the East African
Crude Oil Pipeline?

French oil giant Total and the China National Offshore Oil Corporation are on the cusp of building a massive crude oil pipeline right through the heart of Africa – displacing communities, endangering wildlife and tipping the world closer to full-blown climate catastrophe.

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline needs to be stopped and we have a plan to do exactly that.

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Environmental
Scale

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline would stretch 1,443 kilometers through Uganda and Tanzania, becoming the world's longest heated crude oil pipeline.

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Climate
Impact

Climate Accountability Institute documents EACOP emissions totalling 379 million tonnes of CO2e (MtCO2e) for the full value chain of emissions from pipeline transport of crude oil to the oil’s end use by global consumers.

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Financial
Impact

Major banks and insurers have committed not to finance the project, demonstrating the campaign's effectiveness in raising awareness about environmental concerns.

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# ACT LOCAL

For local communities and activists in Uganda, Tanzania and the Great Lakes region, speaking out against a big corporate project like EACOP comes with serious risks.

#GO GLOBAL

If completed, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline will displace communities, endanger wildlife and tip the world closer to full-blown climate catastrophe. We need to #StopEACOP.

# FOR CLIMATE

The future of East Africa relies on building sustainable, diversified and inclusive economies – not by letting huge multinational corporations extract resources and keep the profit.

#STOPEACOP ALIANCE

For local communities and activists in Uganda and Tanzania, speaking out against a big corporate project like EACOP comes with serious risks.

We can't let that happen.

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people have raised their voices – together we can #StopEACOP in its tracks and support sustainable and just alternatives driven for and by the people of East Africa.

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Stretching, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) would have disastrous consequences for local communities, for wildlife and for the entire planet – we have to stop it.