Schlumberger Out open letter

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To the University of Cambridge and Schlumberger

As the world's largest oilfield services provider, Schlumberger makes fossil fuel extraction possible. The company operates in more than 120 countries around the world, with more than 36,000 patents related to oil and gas extraction. This means that Schlumberger can often be found quietly supporting the oil and gas companies you're more likely to hear about in the news [1] [2].

Fracking and tar sands extraction on unceded Indigenous lands? There's Schlumberger technology, making it possible [3].

The ocean on fire at a Pemex oilfield in the Gulf of Mexico? There's Schlumberger, having "optimised" drilling performance and pipeline monitoring to reduce costs [4] [5] [6].

A decades-long environmental and public health crisis in the Niger Delta? There's Schlumberger, "eliminating time-consuming wellsite visits" for a company accused of serious negligence due to its hundreds of oil spills in the region [7] [8] [9].

Schlumberger is complicit in immense ecological and social destruction across the locations where it and its technologies operate. As a consequence of these operations, Schlumberger shares responsibility for the increasingly catastrophic global effects of the climate and ecological crisis.

Fossil fuel extraction harms everyone, but this harm is not equally shared. The most affected people and areas are largely in countries which have been subjected to colonisation and exploitation, and in diaspora communities. Meanwhile, the technology fuelling this plunder is developed by scientists in Cambridge.

Schlumberger operates in Cambridge for a key reason: the University of Cambridge, and the prestige which can be gained by association with it.

Schlumberger's entanglements with the University of Cambridge are some of the most extensive in higher education globally [10]. Schlumberger uses these relationships to subsidise and greenwash its business activities. By funding PhD scholarships, fellowships and a professorship, Schlumberger makes its activities look more legitimate, and constructs a pipeline of engineering talent [11] [12]. Some of the publicly funded projects Schlumberger is involved with are transparently about increasing fossil fuel extraction - giving Schlumberger knowledge and tools to make more profit without assuming the financial risk of research.

As well as spending money to maintain ties with the University, Schlumberger runs a research centre on the University's West Cambridge Site, with the land leased to them by the University until 2053 [13]. This permits Schlumberger to continue using Cambridge as a base for research into fossil fuel extraction until at least 3 years after the world must reach net-zero carbon emissions [14].

The University of Cambridge states "if we are to avert a climate disaster, we must sharply reduce our emissions, starting today… We are the last generation who can do something about catastrophic climate change [15]." Yet the University's actions give legitimacy to Schlumberger's extractivist business model - 'greenwashing' the company's mission "to squeeze every last drop of efficiency" from the Earth's oil wells [16].

For as long as Schlumberger operates on the University's land, funds its research, and uses its students and academics as a recruitment pool, the University is complicit in the death and destruction Schlumberger creates. However, if the University cuts its ties, it will leave Schlumberger with few alternatives which can provide it the same resources and reputation. Beyond this, it will send a message that Schlumberger can no longer be tolerated. This is a critical step in destroying the social licence which lets Schlumberger cause devastation around the world.

Demands

1. Cut all ties: University of Cambridge - stop collaborating with Schlumberger

The University of Cambridge and its colleges must:

End all ongoing financial relationships with Schlumberger, and all ties based on past donations. Commit in policy to refusing all future donations from or financial agreements with them.
End the research agreements and partnerships, which see students and academics from the University of Cambridge working with Schlumberger. Commit in policy to refusing all future agreements and partnerships.
Close the revolving door, which sees students encouraged to take internships and jobs with Schlumberger, and staff from Schlumberger being awarded positions at the University. Revoke all University and college positions awarded to current Schlumberger employees, and prevent Schlumberger employees from being given such positions in the future.
Stop hosting Schlumberger representatives at careers fairs and any other University events.

2. Kick them out: Schlumberger out of Cambridge

Contracts mean nothing in the face of a global crisis. The right to life on this planet must be valued over the property rights of a company complicit in destroying it.

The University of Cambridge must:

Break the lease with Schlumberger, and instead turn the Schlumberger Gould Research Centre building into a climate emergency centre. Through this, they must provide a just transition for workers, and create space for the local community to build resilience to the effects of the climate and ecological crisis.

3. Repair the harm: Schlumberger - stop profiting off planetary destruction and commit to climate reparations

Those who have profited from creating the climate and ecological crisis must commit to stopping the harm and supporting initiatives for community and Planet Repairs.

Schlumberger must:

Immediately stop all extractivist operations. Reparations cannot begin while harm continues.
Ensure a just transition for its workers. This must include financial reparations for workers who have been injured or mistreated, and for the families of workers killed.
Ensure that land stolen and exploited for extractivism is returned to the original owners.
Commit to material and financial compensation in the places where it operates, places where its technology has been used, and the areas most affected by climate and ecological breakdown. This must be on the terms of the affected communities.
Acknowledge and recognise their harm, including ecocide, displacement, and violations of UN international law No Harm principle, and the International Bill of Human Rights [17][18]. This includes their contribution to Maangamizi crimes in Afrika.

The climate and ecological crisis is rooted in extractivism: the unsustainable and exploitative extraction of natural resources for financial gain. This capitalist and colonialist greed has created sacrifice zones - geographical areas which are knowingly destroyed in the name of power and profit [19].

Schlumberger must contribute to rebuilding the ecosystems and communities destroyed by extractivism. This is not the same as performative and paternalistic "charity" efforts; reparations must be founded on community self-made repair [20]. Determining what reparations are owed will be difficult, and will require detailed assessments made in cooperation with those most affected in each case.

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Signatories

Groups

Animal Rebellion Cymru
Animal Rebellion Mid Wales
Arundel SCATE
Asamblea Autoconvocada La Pampa por el Ambiente
Bank on our Future
BFOP
Birkbeck Environment Student Society
Boycott Banks' Destruction
Bristol Extinction Rebellion Families
Bristol Youth Strike 4 Climate
Cambridge Climate Justice Society
Cambridge Friends of the Earth
Cambridge Stop The War Coalition
Cambridge University Cruising Club
Cambridge University Labour Club
Cambridge Young Greens
Chelmer Rising XR Samba
Chichester Progressives
Chile Sin Ecocidio
CleanEarth4Kids.org
Doctors for Extinction Rebellion
Efecto Fractal México
Emma Green Ducks
Extinction Rebellion Amsterdam
Extinction Rebellion Antwerp
Extinction Rebellion Argentina
Extinction Rebellion Banbury
Extinction Rebellion Brighton
Extinction Rebellion Brighton and Sussex Universities
Extinction Rebellion Bristol
Extinction Rebellion Buddhists
Extinction Rebellion Bury St Edmunds
Extinction Rebellion Calgary
Extinction Rebellion Cambridge
Extinction Rebellion Cameroon
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Extinction Rebellion Chelmsford
Extinction Rebellion Chesterfield and NE Derbyshire
Extinction Rebellion Chicago
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Extinction Rebellion Highlands and Islands
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Extinction Rebellion Indonesia
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Extinction Rebellion Ireland
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Extinction Rebellion NI
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Extinction Rébellion Québec
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Extinction Rebellion Youth New York
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Extinction Rebellion Youth Sheffield
Extinction Rebellion Youth Solidarity
Extinction Rebellion Youth Uganda
Extinction Rebellion Youth UK
Extinction Rebellion Youth Victoria
Extinction Rebellion Zaragoza
Fossil Free 5
Fossil Fuel Divest Harvard
Fossil Free Landshut
Fossil Free London
Free West Papua Campaign
Fridays for Future Australia
Fridays For Future Greta Thunberg Facebook group
Global Justice Now
Global Justice Stirling
GREEN AND BETTER WORLD
Haddenham Conservation Society
Haddenham Wildlife Friendly Village
Haringey Clean Air Group
Homerton College Environmental Society
Kill The Bill Chichester
Knitting Nannas Balonne Loop
Last Generation Youth Global
Last Generation Youth UK & Ireland
Leeds Climate Table
Lego Rebellion
Little Blue Dot
Money Rebellion
Norfolk COP26 Coalition
North Northants Green Party
Occupy Biden
On the edge Cottenham
On the Verge Ely and villages
OCEAN: Otway Climate Emergency Action Network
Oxford Climate Justice Campaign
Parents For Future Global
Peterborough in Transition
People & Planet
Phulbari Solidarity Action Group
Plastics Rebellion
Rebelión o Extinción GBA Oeste
Reducing Inequality & Inclusion Rights Working Group of YOUNGO
Safe Landing
Scientists for XR, Cambridge
S.O.S from the Kids
South Cambs Hunt Sabs
Stop HS2 Back Office
Suffolk Coastal Green Party
Sustainable Woodstock
The Jubilee Movement
The RYSE
UK Youth Climate Coalition
Vote Earth Now
Your Planet Saving Ideas
Youth Climate Association Northern Ireland
Youth Climate Swarm
Youth Climate Swarm Edinburgh

Individuals

A. Chisholm, Prospective Student
A Dade
A.G., Healthcare professional
A.Gatford, Local Resident
A Hare, local resident
A.J. Crigee, local resident
Abbie Mead, Concerned member of public
Abby Pallett Smith, prospective student
Abi Brown, Cam student
Abigail Nagilla, Prospective Student
Abigail Pearson, Cambridge Uni staff
Adam Bailey, Concerned local(ish)
Adam Durrant, Ethical and Environmental Officer on St Catharine's College JCR
Adele, Concerned member of the public
Adelheid Russenberger, University Alumnus
Agnesa Sema, prospective student
Agota Solyomi, Curriculum Manager, Open University
Ahmed, prospective student
Aidam Drew, Concerned member of the public
Aidan Atkinson, Student
Aidan Baker, local resident
Aidan Goddard, prospective student
Aimee, Local resident
Akrit Agarwal, Uni student
Akseli Kuukkanen, prospective student
Alan Wakefield, concerned member of the public
Alastair Clarkson, parent of student
Alessandra, local resident
Alessandra Belardinal, prospective student
Alex Cairns, Concerned member of the public
Alex Kantaris, citizen
Alex Clark, concerned member of public
Alex Colesmith, Student
Alex D’Anns, Concerned member of public
Alex Deacon, Concerned Citizen
Alex Jelly, Volunteer
Alex Mays, Breakthrough Party Leader
Alex Peteash, IT Engineer
Alex Siu, Retired
Alex Street, Public
Alex Summerhill, Cambridge Uni student
Alex Vardill, University student
Alexander Byrne, University student
Alexander Penson, Biologist
Alexandra Shaw, University student
Alexandria Pachico, member of public
Alfie Watson, Concerned member of public
Ali Al Temamey, prospective student
Ali Glennue, Concerned member of the public
Ali Smith, writer
Alice Abraham, prospective student
Alice Conolly, A young person who's very scared about climate breakdown
Alice Fletcher-Etherington, University of Cambridge alumna
Alice Hallsworth, concerned member of the public
Alice Hehir, Alumnus
Alice Lynch, Concerned member of the public
Alice Lovell, Concerned former local resident
Alice Reid, Concerned member of the public
Alice Taylor, Concerned member of the public
Alice Wickenden, Cambridge alum scared for our future
Alice Wood, university student
Alima Adams, concerned member of the public
Dr Alison Blair, Totally terrified for the future
Alison Gale, University graduate
Alison Seymour, University of Cambridge student
Alistair Fetta, Student
Aliya C., prospective student
Alma Vink, University student
Aly Anderson, Concerned local resident
Amanda Morse, Concerned member of the public
Amanda Roberts, Local resident
Amanda Stanley, Concerned member of public
Amelia Astill Dunseith, Student
Amelia Daniels, Concerned member of the public
Amelia Dubin, prospective student
Amelia Halls, local resident
Amelia Rothwell, Concerned member of the public
Amelie Harding, College Student
Amil T, prospective student
Amna Orais, visitor
Amy, Resident
Amy Cotterell, Concerned member of public
Amy Holmes, concerned member of the public
Amy McMahon, visiting student
Amy Ryalls, prospective student
Ana, prospective student
Dr. Anaïs Tilquin, former researcher in ecology
Andrea Costa, PhD student at UCL, living in Cambridge
Andrew, Student
Dr Andrew Boswell, Independent Scientist & Consultant, Climate Emergency Planning and Policy
Andrew Capsin, retired
Andrew Field
Andrew Grainger, Concerned member of the public
Andrew Harmsworth, Teacher (Science)
Andrew Martin
Andrew Orgee, member of the public
Andrew Zurcher, Academic, Queens' College, Cambridge
Andy Corney, Climate Activist
Angela Ditchfield, Cambridge Graduate
Angus Drew, Concerned member of the public
Anihit M, prospective student
Anita Chamberlain, Retired
Anita Sharma, prospective student
Anjah Gounden, University of Cambridge student
Ann Barwick, concerned member of the public
Ann Rapp
Anna Bunten, Concerned member of the public
Anna Conolly, Nurse, local resident
Anna Fironda, prospective student
Anna Haas, Local resident
Anna Lycett, Concerned member of the public
Anna McArthur, Local resident and extremely concerned member of the public
Anna McIvor, University alumna
Anna Pierre, Prospective Student
Anna Schooneveld, Cambridge University alumna
Anna-Maria Kotulski, Member of the public
Annabel James, prospective student
Annabel Worth, Student
Annalise Ridlow, citizen
Dr Anne Alexander, Senior Research Associate, University of Cambridge and Rep, Cambridge UCU
Anne Blair-Vincz, Concerned member of the public
Anne Coates, citizen very concerned about the climate crisis
Anne Maclachlan, University of Cambridge alumna
Anne Wash, Concerned member of the public
Anne White, Specialist Cardiothoracic Nurse
Anne-Laure Lacour, University staff
Anni Roth Hjermann, student
Annie Hulme, mother of prospective student
Annie Lane, Concerned member of the public
Anthea Jones, Past university student
Anton Gijsen, Member of the public
Anton Theunynck, alum
Antoni, person
Antonio Di mascio, Local resident
Anuk, prospective student
Aquayemi-Claude Garnett Akinsanya, Student & Activist in reducing Inequality and Quality education
Árainn Hawker, Public
Aravinda Rathnayake, resident
Arthur Adams, prospective student
Dr Arun Aggarwal, retired GP, alumnus Kings 1978-81
Astra Carter-Marsh, local resident
Audrey Plyler, Cambridge University alumnus, local resident
Aymena Hindsbar-Sedley, prospective student
B.Damiean, prospective student
Barnaby Swonnell, Concerned member of the public
Bays, Retired former CEO and consultant
Beate Pauschmann, Local resident, concerned member of the public
Bee Barnett, prospective student
Bella Biddle, Local resident, University student
Bella Shorrack, University of Cambridge student
Ben, local resident
Ben Anderson, Concerned member of the public
Ben Barnes, Local resident
Ben Dalitz, Cambridge SU Officer
Ben Francis, University student
Ben Gbasamon, Prospective Student
Ben Greig, Cambridge resident
Ben Harding, Cambridge Student
Ben Horton, local resident
Ben Janoff, concerned member of the public
Ben Turner, Prospective Student
Ben See, Concerned member of public
Ben Voss, member of the public
Ben Webb, Cambridge University alum, local resident
Ben Young, Local resident
Benito Juarez, Concerned member of the public
Benjamin Mulholland, Student
Berenice Westwood, frequent visitor
Bernard Kelly, Concerned member of the public
Berry Mulligan, local resident
Beth Lord, Student
Beth Rugman, prospective student
Bethany Hall, I'm concerned for the planet and the future
Betty Brown, visiting student
Beverly Opori-Ninco, prospective student
Bill McGuire, Professor of Geophysical & Climate Hazards, UCL
Bill McKibben, Founder of 350.org
Bogdan Rajkov, Trinity student
Brad George, local resident
Brad Homewood, Concerned member of the public
Brad Richecoeur, member of public
Bren Ochoa, University alum
Brenain Sheppard, prospective student
Brenda Choi, Student
Brendan Sparks, Concerned member of the public
Brittany Capps, Administrator
Bronte Evans Rayward, Cambridge PhD Student
Bronwen Davies, Auntie of student
Bruce Mitchell
C. Clough, member of the public
C Derenty, local resident/concerned member of the public
C Parsons, local resident
C. Taylor, retired
C White, concerned citizen
Cameron Sayers, Student
Cara Wilde, prospective student
Caren Stubbington, local resident and parent of 2
Carin Nutt, Retired, Hater of fracking
Carly Juneau, Local resident, concerned member of the public
Caroline Amory, Local resident
Caroline Arthur, Alumna
Caroline Ford, Concerned member of Parents for Future, Sweden
Caroline Kienast von Einem, University student
Caroline Roaf, Alumnus
Dr Caroline Vincent, Scientist, Ex Cambridge post doc
Carolyn Timberlake, concerned member of the public
Carrie Dodd, Member of the public
Cassus Abood, student, Perse Upper
Cat Gulliver, Member of public
Cat Harmano, concerned for the future of my 8 year old daughter
Cate Bailey, Doctor and concerned member of the public
Caterina Sardoni, Visitor
Catherine, Local resident
Catherine Irvine, University Alum
Catherine Lee, Local resident, concerned member of the public
Catherine Sunderland, local resident
Cathy Allen, concerned member of public
Cathy Dunbar, Now we must stop extracting fossil fuels so change your game. You have the power.
Cathy Groves, concerned member of the public
Cathy Mason, University member
Catia
Ceara Harper, Biological Science PhD student
Cee MacDonald, former local resident
Ceil, prospective student
Celia Roberts, Local resident
Cerys Minty, student, Cambridge University
Charles Conolly, Engineer in Cambridge
Charlie Barty-King, University student and staff
Dr Charlie Gardner, Earth scientist
Charlotte, Env Sci student
Charlotte Akers, Alum
Charlotte Bain, Local resident
Charlotte Boggon, University Student
Charlotte Dowson, Local resident
Charlotte Kirin, Concerned member of the public
Charlotte McGuire, University student
Cherry Butler, prospective student
Chloe Anderson, Concerned member of the public
Chloe Naldrett, Alumnus
Chloe Richardson, Alum and concerned member of the public
Chris Carter, local greengrocer concerned about food security
Chris Crickmar, Local resident
Chris Fairless, Alumnus
Chris Doubleday, Cambridge resident and University alumnus
Chris Ford, Local resident, nursery school assistant and father to 2 sons
Chris Hanson, Local resident
Chris Howell, Concerned member of the public
Chris Lewis-Farley, Concerned member of the public
Chris Newton, Student
Chris Sandbrook, University staff
Chris Young, Local resident
Chrissy Kelly, Concerned member of public
Christian Zauner FRSA, Founding Father of ParentsForFuture Global, Member of Scientists For Future Austria, Director & Trustee of ClimateScience.org
Christiane Meckseper, Local resident and concerned member of public
Christina Cronin-Vejar, concerned member of the public
Christina Lyncih, Local resident
Christine Outhwaite, Protect our world
Christine Pettengell, Local resident
Dr. Christoph Zöckler, local resident
Christophe Bourges, Scientist and local resident
Christopher Fairless, Cambridge Alumnus
Cian Jones, University student
Claire Bascombe, Concerned member of the public
Claire Gronow, Concerned member of the public
Claire Miles, Concerned member of public
Claire Wedderman, Concerned member of the public
Clara Grosz, Student
Clara Golinsmith, concerned member of the public
Clara Panozzo, University of Cambridge staff
Clare, just a person
Clare Sansom, Local resident
Claude Fourcroy, Concerned member of the public
Clio Lloyd-Jacob, Local resident
Clive Teague, Retired Chartered Structural Engineer
Colette Khan, Local resident
Colin Rodgers, Alum
Colin Stroud, Resident
Connie Baxter, University student
Connor O'Brien, Prospective Student
Connor Newson, Concerned member of the public
Conor Devine, citizen
Copeland, Prospective student
Corentin Cadiou, Researcher at University College London, concerned member of the public
Cree Tilbury, Concerned member of the public
Cressie Gethin, University student
Cristina Parker, Concerned member of the public
Cyril Bailey, local resident
D Lewis, Concerned member of public
Daisy Cooper, University student
Daisy Freeman, University student
Daisy Goodwin, visitor
Damaris Vigar, Concerned member of the public
Damien Hazell, Ely resident
Damien McGovern, Concerned member of the public
Dan Beckmann, Concerned member of the public, previously worked near Schlumberger
Dan Erwig, Student
Dan Game, Project Manager
Dan Lovell, Former local resident
Dani Esposito
Daniel Atton Beckmann, Concerned ex-cambridge resident
Daniel Dutelle, concerned member of the public
Daniel Glennon, Concerned member of the public
Daniel Romero, Industrial engineer
Daniel Twine, Student
Daniela
Daniela Castiblanco, researcher
Daniele Gibney, Local resident
Darragh Murphy, University employee; local resident
Darrian
Darryl Nantais, Concerned grandfather
Dave Cohen, Member of public
Dave Fox, University alumnus
Dave More, Member of the public
David Ashton, Cambridge Alumnus
David Callow, Concerned member of the public
Dr David Carter, King's Alumnus, 1979
David Gledhill, environmental researcher
David Hicks, concerned member of the public
David Inward, concerned member of the public
David Kempton, Alum
David Mackintosh, parent of prospective student
David Middleton, Concerned grandfather
David Owen, local resident
David Ross, Local resident
David SmartKnight, Concerned member of public
David Stokes, Concerned public
David Stoughton, Concerned local resident
David Taylor, local resident
David V. Bowen, University alumnus, St. Johns College, 1963
Dawn, Concerned member of the public
Dean Hoshan, prospective student
Deane Banning, Concerned member of the public
Debbie Hall, Concerned local resident and ex university employee
Deborah Ehrenberg, Concerned member of the public
Dee Hall, Local resident
Deidre Boodoosingh, University student
Derek Bascombe, Concerned member of the public
Derek Langley, Terrified grandparent
Derolina, prospective student
Dez Dell, North Northants Green Party Councillor
Diana Probst, Research Assistant
Diane Kerry, Marketing
Diane McMenamin, Concerned member of public
Dianne Sandler, Concerned member of the public
Diner Ismail, Concerned member of the public
Dinesh, parent of a prospective student
Dino Kadich, PhD Student, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge
Dmitri Barsoukov, Concerned member of the public
Donald Bell, Local resident
Dorian, ex student
Dorothy Griggs, Terrified Great-grand parent
Dorothy Robertson, concerned member of the public
Dwayne K, local concerned resident
Dylan Morris, prospective student
E.F., Local resident
E. Hearn, prospective student
E m Smail, Human
E Shephard, prospective student
EA May, local resident
Edgar Mundy, Public
Edie, Alum
Eduardo Ferreiro, visitor to Cambridge
Edward Hackerott, public
Edward Xu, University of Cambridge student
Eila Craig, Student
El Litten, Member of the public
Ela Gentle, prospective student
Elias Kourchi, prospective student
Elinor Hurry, prospective student
Elisa de Padua, University of Cambridge PhD student
Eliza Hawkins, Cambridge Uni student
Eliza John, prospective student
Eliza Jones, Local resident
Elizabeth Hallworth, Concerned member of public
Elizabeth Haresnape, University staff
Elizabeth May, Member of public
Ella, Family member of university student
Ella Muir, University student
Elle, Concerned member of public / part of XRY Oxford
Ellen Ramsay, member of public
Ellie, Concerned member of public
Ellie Bottrell
Ellie Doran, University Student
Ellie Stirk, Alum
Elliott Day, Student
Elliott Greer, Sixth Form Student
Ellisif Wasmuth, Cambridge University Alumna
Elmārs Baltiņš, Concerned member of the public
Elorm, Student
Elspeth Mathau, University Student
Emeline Rougeaux, Concerned member of the public
Emile Gaston, Local resident
Emilia Whitehead, University Student
Emilie Canova, University PhD student
Emily, prospective student
Emily Ashton, University alumna
Emily Hunt, Concerned member of the public
Emily Mattiusi, Cambridge resident
Emily Nethsingha, Local resident
Dr Emily Spry, Member of the Public
Emma Berry, local resident
Emma Butler Smith, Concerned public
Emma Cooper, XR Midlands
Emma Copham, University alum and local resident
Emma Dann, Graduate student at CamUni
Dr Emma Garnett, University of Cambridge Sustainablilty Research Fellow
Emma Linford, Local resident
Emma Rogerson, local resident
Emma Smith, Local resident
Emma Thornthwaite, Care worker
Emma Williams, concerned member of the public and professional humanitarian aid worker
Emily Winslow Stark, Resident, tutor at ICE
Emmanuel Rosert, student
Erica Lewis, Member of public
Erin Brown, local resident
Erin Tan, University student
Ester-Grace, prospective student
Esther Moreton, Outraged citizen
Etta, Student
Eva Lindsay, Member of public
Evan Wroe, PhD Student, Queens' College Cambridge
Eve Blain, Student at Queens' College, Co-Chair of Cambridge University Labour Club, Co-Chair of Cambridge SU Ethical Affairs Campaign
Evie Findlay, Prospective University Student
Ezra Tunley, prospective student
Fatema Tasnim, Cambridge student
Fatima Hilal, prospective student
Federico Flego, local resident
Felix B., Student
Felix Barbour, St Catharine's College, Cambridge alum
Fennel Taylor, University Student
Fergus Austin, Local resident and University alumnus
Fernanda A. Poblete Cofré
Finn Oldfield, Student
Fiona Gillespie, VERY concerned member of the public
Fiona Quekett, Concerned member of the public
Fleur Rogerson, prospective student
Flora Griffin, University alumna, local resident
Florence Gherardi, University of Cambridge student
Florian S., concerned member of the public
Florina Rosusirbu, Concerned young mom
Forrest Lawrence, Concerned member of the public
Frances Brown, Concerned member of public
Francesca Crevas, prospective student
Francesca Raphaely Ingold, University alumna and local resident
Francese Perez Pociello, student
Franziska Poike, Animator from Karlsruhe, Germany
Freddie Beresford, prospective student
Freddie Lindsey-Coombs, Student
Freya Marlow, prospective student
Freya Neighbour, Concerned member of the public
Freya Tischkowitz, incoming Cambridge student
G. Don, Cambridge student
Gabrielle Smith, Concerned member of the public
Gareth Smith, Public
Gary Oswell, Parent and Grandparent
Gehuil Floth, Cambridge student
Gemma Canning, local resident
Genevieve Badia-Aylin, Student
Geoffrey Bowman, Concerned member of the public
Geoffrey Khan, University professor
George, concerned young person
George Anderson, Alumni/Product Manager @ Amazon
George Burch, 17 year old inheriting a burning planet
George Etherington, Concerned member of the public
George Hibberd, University of Reading Graduate, Airline Pilot
Georgi Kocharyan, University Student
Georgia Adams, Student
Giacomo Prideaux, student
Gill Slater, Town Planner
Gill Spencer, Concerned local resident
Gillian Sturdy, parent
Gilly Chegwyn, Climate concerned member of the public, we have to stop using fossil fuels please redirect your efforts to renewables ASAP for the sake of your children and grandchildren
Ginny Farrer, local resident
Ginny Waters, concerned member of the public
Glenn Lyons, Alumnus
Glynis Young, Local resident
Godric Wilkie, Resident of Cambridge
Grace, Member of public
Grace Blackshaw, University of Cambridge student
Grace Read, Citizen
Graham Couchman, alum
Guillaumie Guilhaud, local resident
Guinevere Wearne, Concerned member of the public
Gunilla, concerned member of the public
Gwendolen Sellers, Cambridge University Student
Gwynnevere Suter, Undergraduate student
Gyorgy Denes, Cambridge Uni Alumnus
H Beckett, Concerned member of the public
Mrs H Parker, concerned member of the public
Hadrian, worried youth
Hamid Moradi, Member of public
Hannah Clark, visiting student
Hannah Charlotte Copley, PhD Student & Staff member of University, Cambridge City Cllr (Green Party)
Hannah Dalgleish, Local resident
Hannah Harrison, University of Cambridge student
Hannah Hoechner, Concerned member of the public
Hannah Stanton, Concerned member of the public
Hannah Tilk, prospective student
Hanna Toropova, local resident
Hannah Woodhouse, Company Director / concerned citizen
Har Hari Kaur, The University, as an elite educational establishment needs to be leading the way into a safe, sustainable future for the benefit of their students and the future children of those students. We demand more from them at this crucial time.
Harriet Pettifer, visitor
Harry Biscoe, citizen
Harry Dixon-Spain, Student
Harry Hargreaves, prospective student
Harry McCarthy, Fellow, Jesus College
Harry Oakes, prospective student
Harvey Brown, Student at Jesus College, SU Ethical Affairs Campaign
Hassan Mohammed, prospective student
Hassan Raja, Cambrige University Alumnus
Hattie Morahan, Alum
Hazel McCambridge, Climate concerned member of the public
Heather Cooper, Member of the public, niece and nephew were Cambs students
Heather Sheppard, Concerned member of the public
Helen Bridgeman, Concerned member of the public
Helen Gillespie, resident
Helen Goodman, concerned member of the public
Helen Gray, MPhil Queens’ College Cambridge 1989
Helen Martino, Local resident
Helen Mulligan, local resident
Helen Nicol, Concerned member of the public
Helen Penny, Concerned member of public
Helen Scott-Daniels, PGCE Homerton College
Helen Skilton, Science Teacher
Hellen Staula Oromo, Concerned member of the public
Helen Troughton, Alumnus and local resident
Helen Waterhouse, Concerned member of the public
Helen Wilkinson, Concerned member of the public
Helena Echlin, Concerned citizen
Helena Kruder, University student
Hero Tardrew, Concerned local resident
Hilary, parent of prospective student
Hilary Evans, Retired Headteacher
Hilary Price, concerned member of the public
Hilary Werker, Retired nhs nurse, ex Cambridge resident
Hivron Dogan, prospective student
Holli Saunders, visiting student
Holly Giles, Concerned member of the public
Hooda, Local resident
Hope Baker, prospective student
Humbal Mora, Uni student
Iain Webb, Local resident
Ian Bundschuh, member of the public
Ian Clark, public
Ian Cooper, Local resident
Ian Douglas, public
Ian White, Local resident
Dr. Idit Nathan, concerned member of the public
Ilana Cohen, Exchange Student
Ioana Nicoara, prospective student
Iona Thomson, Concerned citizen
Iona Warne, Cambridge Uni student
Isabel Bunce, alum
Isabelle Thomas, Chair of the Cambridge Young Greens and University student
Isha Cordes, Cambridge University Alum
Isobel Russell, Concerned member of the public
Isodora Mill, prospective student
J. Adami, visitor
J Farquhar, Concerned member of the public
J Jackson, student
J Levine, prospective student
J Ogden, local resident, angry pensioner
J. Taylor, prospective student
Jack Baynes, Very concerned Member of public
Jack Gill, student
Jack Heath, Student
Jack Nelson, prospective student
Jack O'Brien, Prospective Student
Jack Wimmer, Local resident
Jacky, Concerned member of public
Jacob Harris, Local resident
Jacqueline Jane Gillman, member of the public
Jacqueline Hannigan, ex resident, concerned member of the public
Jacqueline Whitmore, Local resident
Jago Howard Gannicliffe Westaway, History student at St. Catharine's College
Jake Kerry, HGV driver
Jakob Reid, prospective student
Prof James Bullock, Academic
James Drew, Concerned member of the public
James Dyke, Associate Professor
James Harvey, Concerned member of the public
James Knapp, Parent, aware fossil fuel use is ruining life on Earth
James Lester, Student
James Stewart, Citizen who wants a world to leave to the coming generations
James Tarlton, Concerned member of the public
James Veale, Local resident and University alum
Jamie Barrett, University student
Jamie Goodland, Alum Trinity College
Dr Jamie Russell, Concerned member of the public
Jan, Local resident
Jan Ayton, Concerned member of the public
Jan Nanor, Concerned member of the public
Jan-Louis Wiedmann, Student (UM)
Jane Goodland, Alum
Jane Heal, Retired university teacher
Jane Mansfield, very concerned grandparent
Jane Rogers, Cambridge University Alumna
Jane Touil, Concerned member of the public
Jane Wingfield, Concerned mother and grandmother
Janet Bojan, Concerned member of the public
Janet Livingstone, Concerned member of the public
Janet Taylor, resident
Janice Douglas, public
Janina Forsyth, Student
Janko Vrcek, Cambridge student
Jannie Brightman, Local resident
Jason Burrows, Post Grad
Jason Scott-Warren, academic, Faculty of English
Jathuisha Sasilloren, visitor
Javier Zuniba, Speaker
Jean Hatton, Concerned member of the public
Jean McNeil, Concerned member of public
Jean Robertson, Local resident and concerned member of society
JEM, University staff, concerned member of the public and parent
Jennie Wason, Concerned member of the public
Ms Jennifer Connatty, concerned member of the public
Jennifer McCarthy, concerned member of the public
Jenny Hardacre, Local resident
Jenny Langley, Uni Alumni and local resident
Jérémie Klein
Jasmin Upton, concerned member of the public
Jean Blaylock
Jelly Moring, Concerned member of the public
Jemma Forster, Cambridge Uni student
Jen Hall, Concerned member of public
Jenny Hardacre, Local resident
Jeremy Caddick, College Dean
Jess Molyneaux, student
Jessica Martins, prospective student
Jessica Simpson-Nicholl, Concerned members of the public
Jessica Stewart, local resident
Jessica Upton, Concerned member of the public
Jessie Wells, Concerned member of the public
Jethro Buck, Local resident
Jethro Gauld, Ecologist, PhD Student at UEA and local resident
Jill Eastland, Local resident
Jill Oakes, Concerned member of the public
Jill Winterton, Petrified grandparent
Jo Archer, Extremely concerned member of the public
Jo Bradley, Ex Cambridge University employee, local resident
Jo Bucklow, Concerned and outraged member of the public
Jo Dilley, Nurse
Jo Mackintosh, parent of prospective student
Jo Murphy, Concerned member of public
Joan Robertson, Concerned member of the public
Joanna Bury, Lawyer
Joanna Watterson, Student
Jodi Baxter, Alum
Jodie Winnell, Concerned member of public
Joel Instone, Concerned member of public, ties to Cambridge
Joel Penrose, Student
Joey Bream, Student at Clare
John, Student
John Bland, Concerned member of the public
Dr John Cummings, Concerned UK citizen
John Gavin Thomas Fry, Teacher/teacher trainer
John Gibson, student
John Kent, Engineer
John O'Brien, parent of a prospective student
John Peck, Local Resident very concerned about climate breakdown and the University’s lack of action
John Ramsden, University Graduate
Jon Pawley, Alum
Jonah Spindel, Concerned member of the public
Jonathan Aldous, University contractor
Jonathan Valenitne, concerned member of the public
Jonny Aldous, Local resident, father, local businessman
Jordan Griggs, Civil servant/local resident
Joseph Lambert, Local resident
Joseph Mishan, Buddhist activist
Josephine Seaton, Alum
Josh, Local Resident
Josh Hughes, Concerned member of the public
Josh Mazas, Student (Kings)
Joshua Baldwin, visitor
Josie Carrigg, Climate activist
Josie L., prospective student
Josie Lee, citizen
Joy Magezis, Local resident
Judith Lewis, Cambridge resident
Judith Rattenbury, Retired music publisher
Judy Judkins, Climate activist
Julia Erdelmann, Student
Julia Guerrein, University student
Prof. Julia Steinberger, Climate expert
Juliana Harrison, University student
Julie Hermann, Concerned member of the public
Julie Wakefield, alumna
Julie Wyard, Alum Homerton College
Juliet Carter, Concerned citizen
Juliet Nolan, Concerned member of the public
Juliet Snell, Local Resident and business owner
Dr Juliette Brown
Junayd Ul Islam, Local resident
K. Gibson, parent
K. Michael Weaver, I want my grandchild to arrive in a world that has a future
K Nuttall, local resident/concerned re all our futures
Kai Hollingsworth, Barrister
Kalyan Mitra, Final year medical student
Kammy, Post grad academic
Dr Kara Laing, Concerned member of the public
Karen Abraham, prospective student
Karen Curless, Member of the public
Karen Evans, concerned local resident
Karen Lugg, Retired midwife
Karina Edwards, member of the public
Kate Benson, Uni student Newcastle
Kate Bradbury, Member of the public
Kate Brockie, PhD student
Kate Crane, Local resident and concerned citizen
Kate Howlin, Concerned educator
Kate Watson, Concerned member of the public
Katherine Rawlings
Kathleen Higgins, mummy of prospective student
Kathryn Backhouse, Concerned member of the public
Katie Aldridge, Member of public
Katie Gaster, Member of the public
Katie Matthews, Local resident
Katie Mewawalla, visitor
Katie Thacker, University student
Katie Williams, Alumna and Cambridge resident
Katja Ruda, University student
Katy Salmon, University of Cambridge alumna
Kavitha Ravi, member of the public
Kay Goodridge, Local resident
Kay Wagland, Member of the public
Kaylee Alden, Educator
Keira Landew, prospective student
Keith Boyle, Scientist
Kelly Jacobs, concerned resident
Kev Colbags, visitor
Kevin Davies, Concerned member of the public
Kevin Hand, Ecologist
Kevin Tarn, Member of the public
Ken Huggins, Concerned citizen
Keval Gandhi, Student of University
Kezhe Temir, University student
Kier Alexander Mustoe
Dr. Kim Ashton, Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of Music; Bye-fellow, Fitzwilliam College
Kim Holmes, citizen
Kira Litchfield, Concerned Citizen
Kirsten Lavers, resident
Kirstin Fraser, prospective student
Kirsty Logan, Teacher of several alumni
Kirsty Mackinlay
Kit Heyam, Alum (Homerton, 2012)
Kitty, Student
Kitty Goodridge, Student
Kirsten Fowler, visiting student
L Dawson, Employed in Cambridge
L Goldman, concerned member of the public
L Hurley, local resident
L Lachett, prospective student
L Thomas, resident, work in climate litigation
La Pethick, Concerned member of the public
Lai Xin Ni, concerned member of the public
Lara, Member of the public
Lara Cooke, potential student
Lara Grew, Local Resident
Laresa Kosloff, University Lecturer
Laura Clapham, University student
Laura Fellows, Resident of Planet Earth, concerned aunt, wanting a safe future for my nieces & nephews
Laura Labno, Healthcare Assistant
Laura Lock, Student
Laura Mulley, Extremely concerned member of the public
Laura O'Brien, local resident
Laure-Alizee Le Lannou, University Student
Lauren Elizabeth Orgee-Gillman, citizen
Laurie Higby, My son was living and working in Cambridge and their two sons (my grandsons) were born there!
Leaha Fryer, Concerned member of the public
Leanne Brummell, Concerned member of the public from Australian gasfield region
Lee Grieveson, Local resident
Lee Phillips, University assistant staff
Lee Taylor, climate professional
Leela Keshav, Concerned member of the public
Leia Speirs, visiting student
Lena Hannah Dogra, University PhD student
Lennart Karlsson, Concerned member of the public
Leo
Leo Ashton, prospective student
Leonhard Kehrberger, Cambridge University PhD student
Les Bell, concerned alumnus
Les Flack, Concerned member of public
Lesley Cooke, Local resident
Lesley Marshall, Citizen of UK
Lesley Smith, Member of the public
Leslie Tate, Alum, MA Creative Writing, Goldsmiths, London University; author & retired manager in FEm
Lewis Jones, Cambridge University Alum (Engineering)
Leyre Mourn, local resident
Li, Concerned member of the public
Liam Beckett, Concerned member of the public
Liam Campbell, University of Cambridge student
Lianna Etkind, Alumna, local resident
Liepa Blandyte, prospective student
Lilia Mesie, prospective student
Liliana Walker, University member
Lilly Gill, prospective student
Lilly Hill, Concerned member of the public
Lily Gardner, visiting student
Lily Greenhough, student
Lily Horgan, Concerned member of public
Lily Kirkby, University student
Lily Stevenson, visitor
Linda Graham, Climate activist
Linda Homan, Concerned member of the public
Linda Nicklin, Concerned parent
Linda Richardson, Local resident
Lindsay Eichberger, member of public
Lisa Blaine, citizen
Lisa Smith, Member of the public
Liz Attfield, Concerned member of the public
Liz Clow, member of the public, parent of prospective student
Liz McGarry, Concerned member of the public
Liz Proctor, local resident
Liz Robinson, local resident
Liz Rosser, Concerned member of the public
Liz Wickham, local resident, concerned grandparent
Lois Bryan-Evans, University student
Lolly, Concerned member of public
Lord jaquee, Student
Lorna Brown, Member of the public
Lou H, concerned member of the public
Loui Smith, Student
Louis, Local resident
Louis Fisher, University Student
Louise, local resident and concerned activist
Louise Bailey, Member of public
Louisianne Fauchille, Concerned citizen
Lucero Montserrat Acosta Cholico, Miembro del público preocupado
Lucille Corby, Concerned member of the public
Lucy Atkin, University student
Lucy Forrow, member of the public that does not want myself or others to die from climate change
Lucy Gabb, University of Cambridge student
Lucy Lewis Ward, University student
Lucy Priori, concerned member of the public
Lucy Stumpf, University Student
Lucy Sullivan, Receptionist
Lukas Kenner, Univ Prof
Luke Berry, Concerned member of the public
Luke Warren, University Student
Lydia Saskia
Lynda Burchell, Concerned Cambridge resident
Lynn Bjerke, cancer research scientist
Lynsey Stafford, Local resident
M Byerley, Very concerned local resident
M.Mirza, prospective student
Mack Simpson, Teacher
Maddie, prospective student
Maddie Pike, prospective student
Maddy Fisher, University student
Madeleine Bailey, Concerned member of the public
Mahoney Goodman, Local resident
Mahvish Malik, University student
Maisie Rozzo, College student
Majid Saber, Concerned member of the public
Malcolm Searle, very concerned citizen
Manuhor Ali, Parent of prospective student
Marcus Lugg, local resident
Margaret Cranmer, Local resident, retired U Cam staff
Margaret Starkie, Local resident
Margaux Emmanuel, student
Maria Corpion, Local resident
Maria Harvey, Cambridge University alumna
Mariam Medley, Concerned member of the public
Marine Mercier, Student
Mario, prospective student
Martin Thom, Local resident/alumnus
Mark, Local resident
Mark Armitage, Banker
Mark Barrow, Student
Mark Holtom, Concerned member of the public, born at 320ppm
Mark O'Leary, Local resident
Sir Mark Rylance, actor
Dr Mark Skipper, Local resident
Mark Steinhardt, Concerned member of the public
Mark Stevens, Concerned member of public
Mark Wingfield, Concerned member of the public
Maron Burgess, visiting student
Martha Rand, University student
Martha Stringer, Concerned member of the public
Martin Bainger, Concerned member of public
Martin Mijuskovic, local resident
Martin O'Leary, Concerned member of the public
Martin Oldham, local resident
Mary Enna de Soissons, Local resident
Mary Laven, University professor
Mary Light, Concerned member of the public
Mary Taylor, very concerned local resident
Mary Wilkie, local resident
Maryam, University student
Maryla Hart, Concerned citizen and MSc Sustainability Student at Anglia Ruskin
Mathilda Hancock, Student
Matt Dougherty, Affiliated Cambridge Lecturer
Matt Cooper, Member of the public
Matteo Manni, Concerned member of the public
Matthew Allcock, Concerned member of the public
Matthew Gaston, resident
Matthew Mackintosh, prospective student
Matthew Roberts, Local resident
Matthias Schmelzer, economic historian
Max Roko, Local resident
Maximilian Bloomfield, Cambridge PhD student
Maya Feinstein, Student
Meg Watts, University of East Anglia student
Megan Driver, Student
Meike Leonard, student
Meindert Boersma, University student
Melanie Clarke, Concerned member of the public
Melanie Herrmann, Former uni staff
Melanie Telford, Member of the public
Melinda Burleson, Concerned member of the public
Melissa Jane, Cambridge alum and local resident
Melissa Rainford, prospective student
Menna Hyde, prospective student
Meredith Kidby, member of the public
Meredith Stanton, Earth Protector
Mia Cristal Doerschner, Concerned Member Of The Public
Mia Eldor-Levy, University undergraduate student
Mia Jackson, student
Michael Allen, Local resident
Michael Cahn, Local resident
Michael Clegg, Alumna and employee
Michael Tierney, local resident
Michael Warne, Public
Michcala Holmes, I'm worried for all our children's future
Michelle Markham, Concerned member of the public
Mikaela Loach, Concerned member of the public / climate justice activist
Mike Lorick, Concerned citizen
Mike North, visitor
Mikkeline Lykkesfeldt, University student
Minna Hedges, Concerned member of the public
Minna Kanerva, Researcher
Mira Thurner, Concerned member of the global public
Miriam Henson, University alumna
Misha de Fockert, University member
Moira Brown, Concerned member of the public
Mollie Arbuthnot, Research fellow
Molly, Concerned member of the public
Mona Oommen, concerned ex-academic from Chicago
Monica Bijok Hone, Environmental Campaigner
Monty Jackson, member of the public
Moritz Mihatsch, Cambridge Uni Lecturer
Muhammed Assam, visitor
Dr Mujahid Islam, alumnus
N Landgraf, local resident, Uni Zoology Dept
N Mejjati, Earth citizen
Nadia Franchi, Concerned member of the public
Nagautu Glenden, resident
Nailah Kahman, prospective student
Naima Clarvis, University student
Naomi, Concerned member of the public
Naomi Clark, Concerned member of public
Naomi Message, University alumna and local resident
Naomi Sinon, local resident
Natalie Rehling, concerned member of public
Nathan Laurent, Independent scholar
Navya Kumar, Cambridge student
Ned Evans, Member of the public
Neil Cunningham, Local resident and employee of the University
Neil Eckersley, retired
Neil Howes, visitor
Nichola Andersen, Concerned member of the public
Nicholas Haralambous, Student
Nicholas Skelton, Concerned member of the public and Cambs resident
Dr Nick Duncan, University Alum
Nick Hall, Concerned member of the public
Nick Koenig, University of Cambridge student and human
Nicki Myers, Concerned member of the public
Nickovan Maveycult, local resident
Nicola De Boo, Cambridge local resident
Nicola Elliott, Alum and local resident
Nicola Hallows, Concerned local NHS employee
Nicola O'Brien, Concerned Grandparent
Nicola O'Clarey, Concerned member of the public
Nicolas Correa, Uni student
Nicole Banas, member of public
Nicole Phau, prospective student
Nigel Wilkie, Concerned member of the public
Nihhil Prabler, Prospective Student
Nikhil Singh, Student
Dr Nikki Tagg, Conservation Scientist
Nina Harvie-Clark, Cambridge university student
Nina Kent, concerned member of public
Ning, Visitor
Nuvesh Tiwapi, University employee
Norah Rouffaert, prospective student
Dr Norman Cobley, Local resident
Nyombi Morris, Climate Activist
O Flowers, University of Cambridge student
O Young, local resident and University student
Olive Nicholson, University of Cambridge student
Oliver, University student
Oliver Bullen, Concerned Member of the Public
Oliver Habibi, Local resident
Oliver Orgee-Gillman, public
Oliver Swingler, Concerned member of the public
Olivia Burgess, visiting student
Olivia Cooke, visiting student
Olivia MacDonald, Member of the public
Ollie Clarke, prospective student
Ollie Spillett, Local Resident
Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò, Concerned member of the public
Opal Hatswell, Concerned member of the public
Orla Hill, University student
Oscar Bray, Student
Ottie Smith, citizen
Owen A, prospective student
Owen Robinson, University alum
P. Hewlings, Resident
P. Kumar, Prospective Student
Pam Bellinger, Rational and informed member of the public
Pam Norris
Pamela, carer
Parus Shah, concerned member of the public
Patricia Downing, Public
Patricia Gillman, member of public
Patricia Roberts, Local resident
Paul Bannerman, member of public
Paul Bussell, Local resident of 28 years in Ely
Paul Pearson, Concerned member of public
Paul Raithby, Concerned public
Paul Stephens, Concerned member of the public
Paul Virgo, Concerned member of the public
Pauline Harry, parent of prospective student
Pauline Nolle, Concerned member of the public
Pauline von Hellermann, Concerned member of the public
Pauncet Dhawar, prospective student
Pavel Lomonosov, student, Perse upper
Peach Rose, Alum, Lucy Cavendish College
Pedro Manuel Brito Mimoso Dos Reis, Key worker/Health care
Penny Hall, Alumna
Penny Kent, Concerned climate activist
Penny Lyall, Concerned member of the public
Penny Morris, University Alum
Pete Hill, Resident and alum
Dr. Peter Blencowe, Scientist and local resident
Peter Briggs, Concerned customer
Dr. Peter Kalmus, climate scientist
Peter Corbett, Alumnus and local resident
Peter Day, Concerned member of the public
Peter Griffin, Local resident and Cambridge alumnus
Peter Hague, local resident
Peter Lauterbach
Peter Marinker, Concerned member of the public
Peter Maskell, concerned for the future of my 8 year old daughter
Peter Morrow, Member of the public
Peter Pope, Cambridge University alumnus
Peter Shepherd, Concerned member of the public
Peter Vince, Parent, alumnus (engineering), Cbg resident, concerned!
Peter Westlake, Local resident
Phil Labrum, Concerned member of the public
Phil Skone, Concerned member of the public
Philip Harris, concerned member of the public
Philip Luther-Davies, Alum & local resident
Philip Vann, local resident
Phoebe Cowhig, University student
Pimica Karyna, prospective student
Pippa Macmillan, Local resident
Polly Meeks, Concerned University alum and local resident
Polly Waterfield, concerned member of the public
Poppy Maxwell, Student
Poppy Silk, Public
Portia Rosenberg, Local resident
Priyadaka Conway, Local resident
R.A. HART, Concerned member of the public
R Beard, parent of prospective student
R. Brird, prospective student
R Smith, PhD student in Antarctic Climate Change at Cambridge University
Dr Rachael Kiddey, University staff
Rachel Anderson, researcher
Rachel Bailey, Concerned member of the public
Rachel Bailey, University employee
Rachel Cunningham, Concerned member of public
Rachel Dunseith, Special needs teacher
Rachel Edwards, Local resident
Rachel Hare, member of public
Rachel Myer, Embarrassed to be resident in such a hypocritical university town
Rachel O'Leary, Alumna
Rachel Payne, Concerned member of the public
Rachel Quillen, Concerned member of the public
Rebecca Rice, Member of public with an invested interest in the planet I live on
Rachel Rogers, prospective student
Rachel Smith-Lyte, Green Party District Councillor
Rachel Whiteley, University student
Radhika Sharma, Local resident & affiliate staff
Rafela Fitzhugh, Teacher
Rajatri Pandey, mother of prospective student
Rakel Zetterlund, concerned visiting MSc student
Raluca Diaconu, Local resident
Randall Thomas, local resident
Rebecca Calder, University student
Raymond Byrnes-Harris, Concerned member of the public
Rebecca Ackerman, Concerned member of public
Rebecca Chapman
Rebecca Clifford, Concerned member of the public with connections to Cambridge
Rebecca Sweeney, concerned citizen
Rebekah Treganna, Cambridge University student, Murray Edwards College
Reece James, visiting student
Reegan Robertson, Cambridge Uni student
Renate, Concerned member of the public
Rhiannon Osborne, Cambridge student
Riccardo Marchesetti, Concerned member of public
Richard, Public
Richard Bartlett, Ex-staff of the University and concerned citizen
Richard Ecclestone, Citizen
Richard Hewlings, Local
Richard Hill, Concerned member of public
Richard Lyons, concerned member of the public
Richard Nevile, Concerned member of the public
Richard Neville, Concerned citizen
Richard Warren, Cambridge Graduate (Corpus M76)
Richard Wells, concerned member of the public
Ricki Outis, Local employee
Ricky Oates, Resident of Bedford
Rio Worrall, visiting student
Rion Cuthill, Student
Rob Gardiner, Member of public
Rob Uplinger, Public
Robbie J, Concerned member of the public
Robert Boyd, University student
Robert Macfarlane, Professor in Environmental Humanities, Cambridge University
Robert Gallacher, Student, Sidney Sussex, Cambridge
Robert Possnett, Member of public
Robert Turner, Member of the University
Robin B. Boast, Alum, ex-Prof
Robin Message, University alum
Robin Shrimpton, Student
Robyn Conolly, A young person whose life will be defined by climate breakdown.
Rod Hart, Concerned member of the public
Rodrigo Santamaría, Associate Professor
Roisin, prospective student
Roisin McMillan, University student
Romaric Masson, concerned member of the public
Ros Pears, University alum
Rory Attwell, Masters Student
Rosalind Amor, Concerned member of the public
Rosalind Mackey, University undergraduate student
Rosalind Phinney, citizen
Rosanne Kenealy, Concerned member of the public
Rosemary Bland, Concerned member of public
Roshan Muppalla, prospective student
Rosie, Concerned member of the public
Rosie Litterick, Local resident
Roux Beasley, UEA Environmental Sciences & International Development student
Rowan Harris, mother of prospective student
Rowan Williams, Former Archbishop of Canterbury and Master of Magdalene College (2013-2020)
Rowan Ryrie, Alum
Roy Whiston, Local resident
Ruari McColl, Student
Ruby Holley, Student
Rukhsan Tasnuv, Cambridge student
Rumana Hashem, Concerned member of the public
Ruth, local resident
Ruth Hazel Wood, Local resident
Ruth Lanser, Part time Cambridgeshire local
Ruth Schmid, Concerned member of public
Ruth Speare, Concerned member of the public & previous resident of Cambridge
Ruth Sweet, PhD, Concerned member of public
Dr Ruth Williams, Academic
Ruth Wood, Local resident
Ryan Baguley, Student
S Etkind, Local resident
S. Huckler
S Leadbetter, concerned member of the public
S Page, local resident, retired U Cam staff
S. Perera, Student
S. Prime, concerned resident
S. L. Butler, Student
Dr. Sahanika Ratnayake, University alumna
Sacha Besson, concerned member of the public
Sadia Taiba, visitor
Sally, Local Resident
Sally Kershaw, Concerned member of the public
Sam, Concerned member of the public
Sam, Local resident
Sam Child, Member of the public
Sam Cousins, citizen
Sam Goldstein, OAP
Sam Riley, University student
Saman Misnaoui, prospective student
Samantha Bray, Concerned member of the public
Samuel Hall, Local resident
Samuel Miller McDonald, Writer & Editor
Sandra Archer, concerned member of the public
Sandra Cross, Concerned member of the public
Sandra Elsworth, Concerned member of the public
Sanjiv H.
Saoirse Buxton, prospective student
Sara, Concerned member of the public
Sara Graziano, prospective student
Sara Iddin, prospective student
Sara Lightowlers, PhD student, Darwin college
Sara Stillwell, JCR President 2012-2013, Girton College, Cambridge
Sarah Baker, Local resident
Sarah Bradley, University Student
Sarah Caswell, Public
Sarah Clayton, resident
Sarah Douglas, concerned member of the public
Sarah Dunham, citizen
Sarah Durrant, Concerned citizen
Sarah Gorton, XR Brighton
Sarah Holmes, public
Sarah Howden, Pembroke College Alum
Sarah Lyst, Concerned member of the public
Sarah Montgomery, Concerned member of the public
Sarah Newton, Local resident
Sarah Royston, University alumna
Sarah Stickel, Concerned member of the public
Sarah Swales, Concerned citizen
Sarai Bisseling, Concerned member of the public
Sarina Pandey, prospective student
Sasha Smith, member of public
Saskia Janssens, member of the public
Saskia Thompson, prospective student
Savannah Gaitley
Savannah Phillips, Cambridge Student
Seana-marie Famanas, Concerned member of the public
Sebastian Fortineau, Local resident
Seth, prospective student
Seth Collin, Student
Shannon Heath, Member of the public
Sharon Lee-Frampton, Concerned member of the public
Shaun Hague, Retired concerned member of public
Shazia Jawaid, teacher
Sheena Mooney, Local resident
Sheila Woods, Concerned member of the public
Shelley Saunders, beyond extremely concerned (for the future of our planet) member of the public
Shimara H
Shira, University student
Shirley Pike, Concerned member of the public
Shreya Patel, University of Cambridge undergraduate
Syke Quin, visiting student
Simon Barnett, member of the public
Simon Berry, Member of public
Simon Betson, Local
Simon Everett, Local resident
Simon Goode, Local resident
Simon Johnson, Concerned individual
Simon MacLardie, Community nurse and Unison member
Simon Northcott, Peterborough resident
Simon Sawyer, Local resident
Simon Timmins, Student, University of Cambridge
Simon Winterburn, Appalled member of the public
Simone Wilkie, Concerned member of public and grandmother
Sivan Halevi, Concerned mother
Soba, Fonctionnaire
Sofia Brainer Roman, prospective student
Sofia Claverie, Concerned person
Sophia Hallan, Concerned member of the public
Sophie, Library assistant
Sophie B, local resident caring about the environment
Sophie Beckingham, University Student
Sophie Ciurlik-Rittenbaum, XR UEA campaigner, Sustainability Society UEA treasurer and union council representative, incoming Environment Officer at UEA, Decolonise UEA campaigner
Sophie Draper, Jesus College alumna and local resident for 8 years
Sophie Dubillot, PhD student Cambridge
Sophie Wiseman, Concerned member of the public
Sowatey E., Student
Stan Smith, construction worker
Stefanie Priewasser, local resident
Steffi Ullmann, Staff
Stepan Golikov, Student
Stephanie Cooper, PhD student, University of Cambridge
Stephen Fernley, Citizen
Stephen Foot, Chef
Stephen Germeney, Resident
Stephen Robird, prospective student
Steve Blake, Concerned member of the public
Steve Prior, Concerned member of the public
Dr Stuart Capstick, Senior Research Fellow and Deputy Director, Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations, Cardiff University
Stuart Middleton
Stuart Reeve, Concerned member of public
Subomi A-Alamu, Cambridge Student
Sue Clarke, Concerned member of the public
Sue Gyde, Concerned member of the public
Sue Law, Concerned member of the public
Sue Morgan, concerned member of the public
Sue Ponton, Concerned member of the public
Sue Thompson, Retired manager
Suky Ridge, prospective student
Sumi Hassanam, student, long time climate activist
Susan Buckingham, concerned Cambridge/world resident
Susan Bussell, Concerned resident in Ely
Susan Mary Hampton, Concerned member of the public
Susan Miller, Concerned member of the public
Susan Rostas, local resident
Susan Scott Hunt, Member of the public
Susan Smart, Concerned member of public
Susan Throssell, Concerned member of the public
Suzie Webb, Cambridge business owner
Svein Tveitdal, Director
Dr Sylvia Davidson, Concerned member of the public
Sylvia Godfrey, Concerned member of the public
Sylvie Leggatt, University student (not Cambridge)
T, Concerned member of the public
T Burgess, prospective student
T Nicholas, University of Cambridge staff
Tabassum, University student
Tabitha Dunthorne, Student
Dr. Tadzio Mueller, Political Scientist and climate policy expert
Tamara Lucas, parent of prospective student
Tami, Academic
Tamsin Blaxter, Fellow of Gonville & Caius
Tania HW, Local resident
Tansy Xue, prospective student
Tanya G., Concerned member of the public
Tara Carey, Concerned member of the public
Tara Panesar, Cambridge Uni Student
Dr Taylor, concerned member of the public
Tejah Leah, University of Cambridge student
Teresa Crickmar, Local resident
Teri Wallace, local resident
Thomas Blaseby, concerned citizen
Thomas Cane, Prospective Student
Thomas Heger, University Student
Thomas Higgs, Alumnus
Thomas Niblett, University undergraduate
Thomas Sweeney, Student
Tiffany Tsui, University student
Tilly, prospective student
Tilly Lioyd, prospective student
Tim Lancaster, Local resident
Tim M, Cambridge resident
Timo Lindner, concerned member of the public
Timofoi Lomonosov, student/model
Tina Smith, Concerned member of the public
Tina Teearu, Concerned member of the public
Toby Darling, Cambridge resident
Tom, prospective student
Tom Casey, Concerned member of the public
Tom Cooney, University student
Tom Dorrington, University alum
Tom Price, Local resident & University alum
Tom Roberts, Student
Dr Tom Williams, University alum
Tommy Nyberg, Research Associate at the University
Tony Galen, Concerned Member Of The Public
Tony Baker, Climate activist
Tony Booth, Local Resident
Tony Warne, Resident
Torin Menzies, Concerned member of the public
Dr. Trevor Jones, ex-Cambridge resident
Tristan Flasher, Concerned citizen
Tristan Marshall, Local Cambridgeshire resident
Dr Tristram Wyatt, University Alum (Jesus, 1975 BA and PhD in Zoology), Emeritus Fellow, Kellogg College, University of Oxford
Tudor Georg, Concerned world citizen
Tyla Rich, University student
Tzeporah Berman, Chair Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative and International Program Director http://Stand.earth
Upekshapriya, Buddhist Activist
Ureakgah Anthithan, visitor
Ursula Stubbings, Local resident
Urte Karkliene, Alumni
V. Crick, member of the public
Valentina Recla, Local resident
Valeria Scagliotti, King's College London alumn
Vasiliki Papoutsi, Concerned member of the public
Vedika Mandapati, University student
Verity Curtis
Verity Lancaster, Concerned member of the public
Veronica Egan, Concerned member of public
Vicki Chapman, Concerned Earth citizen
Vicki Why, Psychologist
Vicky Nicholls, Resident
Vicky Wyer, Concerned citizen
Victor Rodrigues Garcia, Post graduate Cambridge
Victoria Barrett, Student
Victoria Dawes, Concerned member of the public
Victoria Goodman, University alum and local resident
Vince Goodland, Concerned member of the public
Violet, prospective student
Virginia Layton, Work at Cambridge University Hospital, local concerned resident
Vishnupriya Shaw, Concerned member of the public
Viv Midie, Concerned member of public
Vivien Goreing, Local resident
Prof. Wendy Harcourt, Visitor
Wilf Kieran, prospective student
Will Adams, Retired
Will Chapman, Concerned member of the public
Will Davison, University Student
Willens, prospective student
William
William Dawson, Concerned member of the public
William Luscombe, A concerned human being
William Schwartz, concerned local resident
Wills Vall, prospective student
Wira Surya Wibawa, Universitas Islam Kalimantan (Indonesia), Mahasiswa Fakultas hukum, Saya mendukung gerakan penyelamatan lingkungan
Xavier Jacques, Concerned member of the public
Y Auckland, Concerned local resident
Yael Liebi-Finberg, Concerned citizen of Earth
Yasemin Guardal, MPhil student
Yelem, prospective student
Yoga, Concerned member of the public
Yuan Yan, University student
Yudi Iskandar, student at Moslem University of Indonesia
Yuya Ra, Member of public
Yvonne Hansen, Concerned member of the public
Zac Steventon-Barnes, IT technician
Zak Coleman, Cambridge University Students' Union Undergraduate President
Zara Heslop
Zara Kesterton, Student
Zareen Islam, Local Resident
Zilan Dincer, prospective student
Zora Webb, Resident
Zoya Wadhawam, Prospective Student

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Sources

[1] Schlumberger Operations, available at https://www.slb.com/operations

[2] James Ball and Harry Davies, "Where there is oil and gas there is Schlumberger," available at https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/may/18/where-there-is-oil-and-gas-there-is-schlumberger

[3] Schlumberger Reports on Payments to Governments for the year ended 31 December 2020, available at https://www.slb.com/newsroom/press-release/2021/pr-2021-06-30-payments-to-governments-year-end-2020

[4] Reuters, "'Eye of fire': Gas leak sparks huge blaze on ocean surface off Mexico," available at https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/03/eye-of-fire-gas-leak-sparks-huge-blaze-on-ocean-surface-off-mexico

[5] Omar Oscar Ramírez, "RT Data Integration to Enable Enhanced Workflows for Better Drilling Performance and Events Avoidance," available at https://www.software.slb.com/-/media/software-media-items/software/documents/external/technical-presentations/wc/d1_5pm_341_ramirezamayo.pdf

[6] Dennis Denney, "Isolating Naturally Fractured Carbonate Intervals Invaded by Water or Gas," available at https://www.slb.com/-/media/files/stimulation/industry-article/201501-jpt-carbonate-mexico-ia

[7] Amnesty International report, "No clean up, no justice: Shell's oil pollution in the Niger Delta," available at https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2020/06/no-clean-up-no-justice-shell-oil-pollution-in-the-niger-delta/

[8] Schlumberger case study, "Lift IQ Service Improves ESP Uptime by 33.6%, Reducing Deferred Production for NAOC," available at https://www.slb.com/resource-library/case-study/al/lift-iq-naoc-nigeria-cs

[9] Amnesty International report, "Nigeria: Amnesty activists uncover serious negligence by oil giants Shell and Eni," available at https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2018/03/nigeria-amnesty-activists-uncover-serious-negligence-by-oil-giants-shell-and-eni/

[10] Schlumberger's connections to the University of Cambridge, available at https://xrcambridge.org/schlumberger/schlumberger-university-connections

[11] Professor Raymond E. Goldstein FRS, available at https://www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/user/gold/

[12] Schlumberger Cambridge International Scholarship, available at https://www.cambridgetrust.org/scholarships/scholarship/?award=18

[13] HM Land Registry, Peterborough Office, "Title Number : CB52632," available at https://xrcambridge.org/RegisterPlanCB52632.pdf

[14] Summary for Policymakers of IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C approved by governments, available at https://www.ipcc.ch/2018/10/08/summary-for-policymakers-of-ipcc-special-report-on-global-warming-of-1-5c-approved-by-governments/

[15] Cambridge Zero story, available at https://www.cam.ac.uk/stories/cambridgezero

[16] Investing Doc, "Schlumberger: Acknowledging The Present, Eyes On The Future," available at https://archive.ph/7Gd5l

[17] Stop Ecocide International, "What is ecocide?" available at https://www.stopecocide.earth/what-is-ecocide

[18] Schlumberger Corporate Accountability, available at https://www.slb.com/who-we-are/guiding-principles/corporate-accountability/human-rights

[19] Maja Darlington, "Sacrifice zones: the places being destroyed by our toxic system – and the dangerous 'climate solutions' that could make them worse," available at https://www.greenpeace.org.uk/news/sacrifice-zones-geoengineering/

[20] Priyanka Raval, "Bristol activists spearhead the call for reparations for the legacy and current damage of slavery and colonialism," available at https://thebristolcable.org/2020/07/bristol-activists-spearhead-the-call-for-reparations/

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