Greenpeace maintained a presence 'Essowatch' outside Esso's offices in Victoria, from 25th of November 1997 until December 10th, the last day of the Climate Summit in Kyoto. Exxon, Esso's parent company, is a lead member in the industrial lobby trying to derail these important climate talks. Each day at Essowatch illustrated a different theme, ranging from Esso's part in the problems of climate change, through to the solution to the problem in the form of renewable energy.

Index of Issues

Issue 01, 25 November 1997

Your First Questions...

Issue 02, 26 November 1997

Esso Watch Out

Issue 03, 27 November 1997

Industrial Puppeteers

Issue 04, 28 November 1997

Things don't add up for the Oil Industry

Issue 05, 01 December 1997

A Guide to Kyoto, the Climate Summit

Issue 06, 02 December 1997

Climate Chnage could Seriously Damaged your Health

Issue 07, 03 December 1997

Turning the Tide on Esso

Issue 08, 04 December 1997

Costing the Earth

Issue 09, 05 December 1997

It's Make-Your-Mind-Up Time

Issue 10, 08 December 1997

Today Greenpeace Challenges Esso

Issue 11, 09 December 1997

The Future's Bright, The Future's Solar

Issue 12, 10 December 1997

Esso closed due to climate change (including photos)