Mmm, Soda... Tastes Like Tar Sands

Dear Electric Vehicle Supporter:Our Future Fleet Campaign is working to get big numbers on social media -will you take just one minute to help us out today?

The Sierra Club and ForestEthics are urging major companies to 1) improve fleet fuel efficiency by investing in electric vehicles, hybrids, and more efficient shipping practices -and 2) to stop using fuel from tar sands (the most dangerous source of petroleum) in their massive vehicle fleets by sourcing from tar sands-free refineries whenever possible (which 19 companies have already committed to do). Our first public campaign, Tastes Like Tar Sands, focuses on Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, which have some of the largest vehicle fleets in the nation.

To increase the visibility of this effort, we are staging a series of visibility stunts on Friday, September 20. Can you (individually and/or as an organization) help amplify these events by promoting the campaign on social media today? 

Just visit TastesLikeTarSands.org to vote on Twitter and/or Facebook for which company should clean up its act first (feel free to choose both). Also, to share our wacky image of people dressed as giant dirty Coke/Pepsi cans, visit https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151687718172572.

Twitter handles: @Pepsi  @CocaCola  @SierraClub  @forestethics

Update us at @sierrraclubmd

Campaign Hashtag:

#TastesLikeTarSands

Sample tweets:

"@CocaCola & @Pepsi use #TarSands - the dirtiest source of oil on Earth - to fuel their trucks: TastesLikeTarSands.org #TastesLikeTarSands"

"Did you know @Pepsi uses tar sands - the dirtiest source of oil on Earth - to fuel its trucks? #TastesLikeTarSands http://twitpic.com/ddcqk3"

"Did you know @CocaCola uses tar sands - the dirtiest source of oil on Earth - to fuel its trucks? #TastesLikeTarSands http://twitpic.com/ddcqhm"

"Vote for which brand, @Pepsi or @CocaCola, should ditch fuel made from #TarSands first atTastesLikeTarSands.org #TastesLikeTarSands"

 

Thank you for your support, let us know how it goes!

Sierra Club Maryland