Leonardo DiCaprio
The Prius-driving Hollywood star is the leading climate change celebrity.
DiCaprio has received praise from environmental groups for opting to fly on commercial flights instead of chartering private jets.
His actions have inspired other celebrities, such as Orlando Bloom and Penelope Cruz. Co-wrote, co-produced and narrated the film 11th Hour and cites global warming as "the number one environmental challenge."
Cate Blanchett
Australian actress Blanchett has been involved in promoting tough environmental policies down under in Australia for many years now, through lobby group whoonearthcares.
Most recently, the actress appeared in Copenhagen in May of this year at the World Business Summit on Climate Change. The actress addressed business leaders, urging them to decrease their carbon emissions and increase sustainable practices.
“Political failure at Copenhagen in December is quite simply unacceptable and this powerful room must play a major role in preventing this failure,” she said.
Sting
An early convert to the environmentalist cause, particularly the Save the Rainforest movement. A species of Colombian tree frog, Dendropsophus stingi, was named after him in recognition.
Though Sting’s personal carbon footprint regularly comes under scrutiny, the famous singer is backing Prince Charles’ Rainforests Project — which seeks to limit deforestation and buy the world time to move to a low-carbon economy.
Ahead of the Copenhagen Talks, Sting has lent his iconic “Message in a Bottle” song to the campaign — sending a different kind of SOS to the world
Global Cool, an environmental charity which has enlisted celebrities such as KT Tunstall to help to make saving energy an "aspirational lifestyle", gives them all "carbon coaching" to help them to reduce their footprints. It aims to encourage a billion people worldwide to take steps to reduce their carbon emissions by one ton per year.
Hollywood heart-throb Josh Hartnett is a Prius-driving vegetarian; has backed also Global Cool since its inception
Sting
An early convert to the environmentalist cause, particularly the Save the Rainforest movement. A species of Colombian tree frog, Dendropsophus stingi, was named after him in recognition.
Though Sting’s personal carbon footprint regularly comes under scrutiny, the famous singer is backing Prince Charles’ Rainforests Project — which seeks to limit deforestation and buy the world time to move to a low-carbon economy.
Ahead of the Copenhagen Talks, Sting has lent his iconic “Message in a Bottle” song to the campaign — sending a different kind of SOS to the world
Global Cool, an environmental charity which has enlisted celebrities such as KT Tunstall to help to make saving energy an "aspirational lifestyle", gives them all "carbon coaching" to help them to reduce their footprints. It aims to encourage a billion people worldwide to take steps to reduce their carbon emissions by one ton per year.
Hollywood heart-throb Josh Hartnett is a Prius-driving vegetarian; has backed also Global Cool since its inception
Miley Cyrus
The frothy teen-queen might not be immediately associated with the great issues of the day but on her recent album she produced the consciousness-raising track, Wake Up America.
The chorus went: Wake up America/We're all in this together/It's our home, so let's take care of it/You know that you want to You know that you got to/Wake up America/Tomorrow becomes a new day/And everything you do matters/Yeah, everything you do matters in some way
Cate Blanchett
Australian actress Blanchett has been involved in promoting tough environmental policies down under in Australia for many years now, through lobby group whoonearthcares.
Most recently, the actress appeared in Copenhagen in May of this year at the World Business Summit on Climate Change. The actress addressed business leaders, urging them to decrease their carbon emissions and increase sustainable practices.
“Political failure at Copenhagen in December is quite simply unacceptable and this powerful room must play a major role in preventing this failure,” she said.
Sting
An early convert to the environmentalist cause, particularly the Save the Rainforest movement. A species of Colombian tree frog, Dendropsophus stingi, was named after him in recognition.
Though Sting’s personal carbon footprint regularly comes under scrutiny, the famous singer is backing Prince Charles’ Rainforests Project — which seeks to limit deforestation and buy the world time to move to a low-carbon economy.
Ahead of the Copenhagen Talks, Sting has lent his iconic “Message in a Bottle” song to the campaign — sending a different kind of SOS to the world
Global Cool, an environmental charity which has enlisted celebrities such as KT Tunstall to help to make saving energy an "aspirational lifestyle", gives them all "carbon coaching" to help them to reduce their footprints. It aims to encourage a billion people worldwide to take steps to reduce their carbon emissions by one ton per year.
Hollywood heart-throb Josh Hartnett is a Prius-driving vegetarian; has backed also Global Cool since its inception
Sting
An early convert to the environmentalist cause, particularly the Save the Rainforest movement. A species of Colombian tree frog, Dendropsophus stingi, was named after him in recognition.
Though Sting’s personal carbon footprint regularly comes under scrutiny, the famous singer is backing Prince Charles’ Rainforests Project — which seeks to limit deforestation and buy the world time to move to a low-carbon economy.
Ahead of the Copenhagen Talks, Sting has lent his iconic “Message in a Bottle” song to the campaign — sending a different kind of SOS to the world
Global Cool, an environmental charity which has enlisted celebrities such as KT Tunstall to help to make saving energy an "aspirational lifestyle", gives them all "carbon coaching" to help them to reduce their footprints. It aims to encourage a billion people worldwide to take steps to reduce their carbon emissions by one ton per year.
Hollywood heart-throb Josh Hartnett is a Prius-driving vegetarian; has backed also Global Cool since its inception
Miley Cyrus
The frothy teen-queen might not be immediately associated with the great issues of the day but on her recent album she produced the consciousness-raising track, Wake Up America.
The chorus went: Wake up America/We're all in this together/It's our home, so let's take care of it/You know that you want to You know that you got to/Wake up America/Tomorrow becomes a new day/And everything you do matters/Yeah, everything you do matters in some way
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ResponderEliminarMucha gente imita a los famosos en su forma de vestir,peinado...de este modo también pueden fijarse en que reciclan y hacerlo ellos también.
ResponderEliminarla cosa no es que los famosos apoyen el cambio climatico sino que todos contribuyamos sin importar que seamos famosos o no y asi quizas algun dia solucionemos el problema siendo optimista
ResponderEliminarMe parece muy bien que los famosos tambien hacen algo para salvar el planeta y nos dan un buen ejemplo
ResponderEliminarFamous People are aware of what happens on the planet with climate change. Several of them give their grain of sand and try to help where they can. A very professional work, that right!.
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