The singer recorded a video message, with “The Workplace” actor Rainn Wilson, explorer Levison Wooden and Robert Irwin, son of the late Australian conservationist Steve Irwin, additionally lending their voices to the venture along with Britain’s College of Exeter.
The worldwide local weather summit, hosted by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, kicks off in Glasgow on Sunday.
“This 12 months our leaders are deciding the worldwide actions required on the setting local weather emergency in a important decade for our planet,” Eilish stated. “We should stand collectively and communicate as much as save our planet, not only for us, however for our future generations, and we’d like pressing, pressing motion now and to work collectively as one.”
Britain has forged the summit because the final huge probability for nations to decide to steps to gradual rising temperatures.
“Braveness. That is what our world’s leaders want greater than something. The choices that they make in regards to the local weather disaster within the subsequent decade are crucial choices in our planet’s historical past,” Wilson stated.
Arctic Basecamp was based by Gail Whiteman, a social scientist who research how resolution makers make sense of environmental threats reminiscent of local weather change. The group has arrange a tent camp for scientists on the World Financial Discussion board in Davos and can be attending the COP26 summit.
“It is a disaster and the Arctic is sounding the alarm. It’s time that world leaders come collectively to create actual change that ensures a protected future for humanity,” Whiteman stated in a press release.
