Letter: Now build on Kyoto
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: Nicholas Schoon's reporting has been a model of its kind. Rightly he points the finger of blame at the multinationals and governments which are so largely responsible for failure to reach a more meaningful agreement in Kyoto ("Getting warmer, but still a long way from our goal", 12 December).
The best way to show our deep disgust is to hit them in the pocket. I am sure that I shall not be alone in boycotting products of Esso, Mobil and other members of the notorious Global Climate Coalition.
JOHN GORDON
London N6
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