Brazil Leads to Ban Blood Oil.
Around the world ruthless rulers and militias get rich by selling oil—and use the money to fight wars, to fund terrorists, to enrich themselves, and to violate human rights.
We’re all forced to send money to these violent and corrupt men when we pay at the pump.
Today Brazil is leading the revolution that will to make it illegal to buy oil from authoritarians and armed groups. Brazil is the world’s fifth largest country—if Brazil can ban blood oil, other countries can do it too.
Citizens of all countries can stand against corruption and terrorism and militarism, and stand for decency and justice and peace. Please sign the petition to support Brazil’s pathbreaking bill:
‘No More Blood Oil’
Read Brazil's Clean Trade Bill:
The Clean Trade Hall of Fame
People around the world have found creative ways to spread Clean Trade’s hopeful message.
Here are two people we’re proud to have in our Hall of Fame.
Erroll Treslan
Erroll Treslan of Canada (pictured here with his son Thor) bought 338 copies of Blood Oil, and sent one to each and every Member of the Canadian Parliament. Thank you, Erroll, for your inspiring citizen leadership!
Jarl Tollefsen
Jarl Tollefsen painted Clean Trade messages on his fleet of electric busses, which transport people on the southeastern coast of Norway. Tusen takk, Jarl, for spreading the word!