05:42 PM:  From the people who brought you the Statue of Liberty

Greenpeace France gave voice to a replica of the Statue of Liberty in Paris today, telling ExxonMobil to 'Stop Torching the Planet', while activists in Japan let Exxon employees know the details about their employer's attempts to sabotage international action on climate change. It's all part of Greenpeace's efforts to hold ExxonMobil accountable for their actions on the day of their Annual General Meeting.

01:33 PM:  Some of the activists are out of jail

Some of activists arrested yesterday are getting out of jail today.

11:55 AM:  Video of yesterday's action

We have a short web video of yesterday's activities at the ExxonMobil compound.

10:46 PM:  ExxonMobil will still be held accountable

While we wait for our fellow activists to be released, the campaign to hold ExxonMobil accountable rolls on.

02:01 PM:  Geek details

Some are interested in what gadgets we are using to keep you folks up to date...

01:43 PM:  Hurry up and wait...

It is hard to say how many Greenpeace activists were arrested in the action today, but here is what we know now...

12:41 PM:  Facts, shmacts

In the Reuters story currently out on the wires, Exxon spinmeister Tom Cirigliano claims that the action is "short on facts." Why, Tom, we're shocked that you're unaware of the following. If you're going to be a spokesperson for Exxon, you really ought to know a bit more about the company you work for!
The Case against Exxon
A Decade of Dirty Tricks
Exxon's Weapons of Mass Deception

11:42 AM:  The view from ExxonMobil world headquarters

What the senior folks at ExxonMobil in Dallas saw this morning...

11:07 AM:  Aerial views of the action

NBC has put up some helicopter photos of the action.

Check them out here

10:41 AM:  You heard it here, um, second...

The media picks up the story with the some of the first online reports from Associated Press.

Read it here