Chloe Fross, Author at Conservation Law Foundation

Oct 06, 2022

Take Action: Tell NOAA You Support New Rules to Protect Right Whales

Only around 350 right whales remain on the planet today. Scientists have determined that we cannot afford to lose even a single whale. Yet, right whale injuries and fatalities from accidental collisions with vessels (boats and ships) have become more and more common. Since 2017, speeding vessels have struck and killed at least eleven of… Continue reading Take Action: Tell NOAA You Support New Rules to Protect Right Whales

A right whale swimming off the coast of New England

Dec 21, 2018

Endangering Everett

Along the banks of the Mystic River lies a huge petroleum storage terminal. Belonging to corporate giant ExxonMobil, the Everett Terminal borders the Island End and Mystic rivers on one side – and family homes on the other. ExxonMobil is putting both at risk.

Jun 02, 2017

Exxon Shareholders’ Historic Vote for Climate Action

After decades of funding climate deceit and denial, ExxonMobil shareholders overwhelmingly voted to include climate change risks in Exxon’s corporate disclosures – a huge turning point for a company that has turned a blind eye to climate change for decades.

Photo: Protests outside Exxon Shareholders Meeting 2017 in Dallas, TX

May 30, 2017

Exxon: Less Climate Talk, More Climate Action

Tomorrow in Dallas, ExxonMobil’s climate hypocrisy will be on full display at its annual shareholders meeting. As a public company, Exxon allows shareholders to submit proposals for vote at each annual meeting. This year, four of the nine proposals call out the company for its failure to adequately address climate impacts – from its unmitigated… Continue reading Exxon: Less Climate Talk, More Climate Action