Are you an investor who wants to Change Chevron?

How can you protect your investment in Chevron – while protecting the environment and human rights?

Chevron’s current brand of operations exposes the company (and its investors) to great financial, reputational, and environmental risks.

The world and the marketplace are demanding climate protection and clean, abundant, renewable sources of energy.

Chevron’s brand will retain its value only if it is ready to do business in a changed world that supports human rights and embraces the necessary clean energy economy.

Your stock can’t do well if the company incurs staggering liabilities, like the potential $27.3 billion pollution judgment against the company in an Ecuadorean court over Chevron’s toxic legacy in the Amazon rainforest.

Concerned about your investment in Chevron? You’re not alone.

New York Attorney General has questioned Chevron whether the company has adequately warned shareholders about the financial risk the company faces in the Ecuador lawsuit. The investigation is being brought under New York’s Martin Act, which allows for both civil and criminal liability for fraud.

Some of the largest public pension funds in the U.S. and funds from three large unions, along with smaller private funds – which collectively control billions of dollars of Chevron stock – all supported a shareholder proposal last year calling for Chevron to formally report on environmental laws in all the countries in which it operates.

Some of the investors that have filed and supported human rights and environmental proposals with Chevron include: the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, the AFL-CIO, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), Unitarian Universalist Association, the California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS), the California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS), Trillium Asset Management, New York City Pension Fund, NY State Common Retirement System, Boston Common Asset Management, and Catholic Healthcare Partners.

As a Chevron stockholder, you have a say in deciding Chevron’s future.  We believe that a strong voice from within Chevron’s governing structure will help keep it focused on meeting the energy, human rights, and environmental challenges that face Chevron and the world.

Shareholders Can Change Chevron. Energy shouldn’t cost lives!