Personalities sign on for climate change campaign
26 May 2009
Stephen Tindall, Lucy Lawless Cliff Curtis, Peter Gordon and Jim Salinger are among a group of high-profile New Zealanders joining with Greenpeace to call for strong climate action.
They’re ambassadors for Greenpeace’s new Sign On climate campaign, which aims to generate an unprecedented level of support for Prime Minister John Key to sign on to a 40 per cent by 2020 emission reduction target at the UN climate talks in Copenhagen in December.
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