Now will you amplify your impact by posting on their Facebook page?
Siemens is a global brand and is very sensitive to public criticism.
Comment on any Siemens’ post, asking them to rule out working with Adani (the post where Siemens shares their dream to 'make cities more livable, industry more efficient and society more sustainable' would be a good one to comment on – that vision doesn’t align with supporting coal projects, does it?!)
Tips for your Facebook comment:
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Keep it short and punchy – people (including from Siemens!) are more likely to read a shorter post than a really long one
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Have a clear ask – ask Siemens to rule out working with Adani
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Make it personal – after all, this is your message to Siemens! Make it unique to you. You might want to share why you care about stopping projects that will fuel climate damage, like Adani, and protecting our planet
You can also click ‘like’ on other people’s comments to show your support.
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I shared and warned them to be afraid for their brand.
Worse thing Siemens has ever done.
Siemens is complicit in the climate crisis by helping Adani build its mine!
Just what we want, NEW EMISSIONS for out WORLD
The Australian citizens says NO to Adani.
Please respect our concerns.
PLEASE don’t work with Adani, their coal mining project will only produce more climate damage & use huge amounts of precious water that is so desperately needed in Qld for farming ventures.
Be an inspiration….say no to Adani
Siemens: rule out working on Adani!
Short version; we need to care for our water supply and GBReef with our lives…
Please do not do business with Adani. Check my email
Myself & family will never by a seiners product again if they work with Adani
Dear Jeff
I strongly urge Siemens to cut any ties with Adani’s coal mine and similar projects in the Galilee Basin.
I urge Siemens to be in the now with eyes open to the disastrous effect already felt worldwide through climate change. I urge Siemens to think of the future which should belong to all and the now very fragile remaining ecosystems we love and depend on.
The cost is to big!! Do not aline yourselves with Adani in it’s criminal culture of eco – vandalism.
Don’t sell out our future
Please help us protect our precious land and resources.
I’ve written to the Siemens CEO reminding him of the Engineers Australia Code of Ethics, and pleading with him to not put his engineers into a morally difficult position by working with a known corrupt environmental vandal on a project that will destroy nature, wreck our climate, kill the Great Barrier Reef, steal First Nations land, steal water, and send precious species extinct. Imagine having that record on your conscience. Please follow my lead and write to the Siemens CEO.
I will not make this a long email, I’m sure you have received many with the same content that I would add. I am also sure that you have as little time to read it as I to write it.
In your website’s own words, Siemens is “helping to pioneer a sustainable future across the globe …. from the perspective of Australia and its particular social, economic and political circumstances.”
In the absence of sensible, long sighted political leadership and controls, nothing short of the future of our world falls on the shoulders of companies such as yours to follow the ‘speak’ that you present to the world via your web site and company values by making it as difficult as possible for companies like Adani to pursue new fossil fuel extraction projects or extend those existing.
I implore you to use this power and refuse to assist Adani to build his mine, thus also making it less achievable for the likes of Clive Palmer and ‘friends’. Despite the rhetoric and actions of our politicians and the mega rich, the majority of Australians do not want a fossil fuel future and do want Australia to lead the way in renewables, just transition and innovation for a safe climate. Our youth of
TODAY, let alone subsequent generations will feel the direct consequences, good or bad, of your choice; how do you wish to be remembered?
This link provides sources of much work Siemens could do instead:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-11-06/australia-could-fall-apart-climate-change-theres-a-way-to-avoid/11673836?fbclid=IwAR0AfyePZK5izvHAnYvlNyKK75MzkPFbXme90szOkI7fuzxKnikKZbcsYuA
If you do choose to assist Adani, I would be really interested to understand what led you to your choice, and hope that you will email me, or call me with this explanation.
Kath Teagle
Involvement by Siemens in the Adani project will incur serious reputational damage.
Please abandon your involvement with the Adani coal mine. Climate change now requires companies to step up where governments are failing. Do not be responsible for releasing more fossil fuels.
Coal has a limited future, there is a increasing movment away from coal to renewables. Buisness has a moral and ethical duty not to further contribute to the climate crisis. Pacific Nations are preparing legal action against major polluters for the loss of their land and displacement of their people due to climate change. Move away from coal and join other companies in rejecting the Adani proposal.
Please, we must end the use of coal powered power stations and we must do it now. If we are to meet the targets set out in the Paris Accord. Australia cannot use the Kyoto emissions targets set. It doesn’t work like that. Scott Morrison knows it. We all know it. Act now and say no to Adani.
Please watch this episode of the drum from about 30 minutes in as it is entirely relevant to all business you conduct with Adani and the Australian government. I urge you to watch this.
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/drum/series/0/video/NC1907H221S00
The Adani project makes no sense economically, socially or environmentally and would have a huge detrimental effect on the well being of future generations.