Climate activist, Greta Thunberg says the deterioration of the natural environment and disease-pandemics go hand-in-hand, and says the way we interact with the natural environment today can, in future, greatly contribute to more aggressive pandemics spreading across the globe.
Thunberg participated in an online WHO-briefing this week and called on especially financially-able countries, to address the vaccine-inequity currently experienced around the world.
Thunberg yesterday pledged 100-thousand Euros to help make more Covid-19 vaccines available to healthcare-workers in third-world countries.
Climate activist @GretaThunberg has contributed 100,000 Euros to support the global drive to deliver vaccines to all people, everywhere.
Speaking during the @WHO briefing on Monday, she urged greater action to address the 'tragedy' of vaccine inequity.https://t.co/AEjZ5MOtlj
— UN News (@UN_News_Centre) April 20, 2021
Climate & environmental activist @GretaThunberg joins forces with WHO to support #VaccineEquity. She urges countries & manufacturers to boost and share #COVID19 vaccine supplies so everyone everywhere can be vaccinated.
👉 https://t.co/wjLTWock0H pic.twitter.com/Pn4jnbIT33
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) April 19, 2021
