The activist organization Third Act Maine have been protesting outside of L.L. Bean's Freeport headquarters for nearly two years. What began as one person holding a sign has ballooned to a group of over two dozen — and now, they've taken their campaign national , enlisting the support of nearly 50 organizations in an open letter to L.L. Bean's leadership.

Tom Mikulka of Cape Elizabeth said the groups are asking L.L. Bean to either ask its banking partner, Citibank, to stop financing fossil fuel projects, or to find a new bank

"We've learned that banking is not carbon neutral. Now they have some nice goals about meeting reducing their carbon footprint, but until they change banks, their carbon footprint is probably doubled more than all their trucking and everything else," he said.

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