Dear Mr. Vice President,
Business students act to save the climate
Congratulations on receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Your work, along with the efforts of IPCC, has had a major impact on bringing the seriousness of climate change to the attention of the global community. The emphasis you place on individual action and responsibility, as highlighted by the Climate Project, is essential. Changing mindsets is the aspect that will have the biggest impact on the climate crisis.
As a student at NHH, Norwayâ
I am honestly overwhelmed by how quickly this message is spreading. It is clear that I am not the only one who cares about this because people just like you are the ones truly driving this momentum forward.
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2007
6 Comments
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Anders Wells
18 years ago
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Business students should definitely hear from him. Too many people in this field only care about the quarterly profits and forget about the long term costs to the earth.
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Erik Weber
18 years ago
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please come to bergen! we need to hear this message here.
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Mette Ellis
18 years ago
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its about time the school brings in someone who fights for the future instead of just teaching us how to trade stocks.
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Bjorn Lee
18 years ago
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Yes! Get him here. Would be a huge inspiration for everyone at NHH. Do it!
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Ingrid Castillo
18 years ago
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climate change is the biggest threat we have ever faced. ignoring it is not an option anymore. bring him to the school.
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Lise Walton
18 years ago
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THE PLANET IS LITERALLY BURNING. we need leaders who actually take this seriously to talk to the younger generation. hope he accepts the invite.
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Dear Mr. Vice President,
Business students act to save the climate
Congratulations on receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. Your work, along with the efforts of IPCC, has had a major impact on bringing the seriousness of climate change to the attention of the global community. The emphasis you place on individual action and responsibility, as highlighted by the Climate Project, is essential. Changing mindsets is the aspect that will have the biggest impact on the climate crisis.
As a student at NHH, Norwayâ
I am honestly overwhelmed by how quickly this message is spreading. It is clear that I am not the only one who cares about this because people just like you are the ones truly driving this momentum forward.
Reached 100 supporters
November 11, 2007
6 Comments
A
Anders Wells
18 years ago
Featured
Business students should definitely hear from him. Too many people in this field only care about the quarterly profits and forget about the long term costs to the earth.
E
Erik Weber
18 years ago
Featured
please come to bergen! we need to hear this message here.
M
Mette Ellis
18 years ago
Featured
its about time the school brings in someone who fights for the future instead of just teaching us how to trade stocks.
B
Bjorn Lee
18 years ago
Featured
Yes! Get him here. Would be a huge inspiration for everyone at NHH. Do it!
I
Ingrid Castillo
18 years ago
Featured
climate change is the biggest threat we have ever faced. ignoring it is not an option anymore. bring him to the school.
L
Lise Walton
18 years ago
Featured
THE PLANET IS LITERALLY BURNING. we need leaders who actually take this seriously to talk to the younger generation. hope he accepts the invite.
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Business students should definitely hear from him. Too many people in this field only care about the quarterly profits and forget about the long term costs to the earth.