Greta Thunberg is off to the World Economic Forum (WEF) for her next climate change protest against new oil and gas projects.. Klaus Schwab World Economic ForumKlaus Schwab World Economic Forum .The WEF began on Monday with world leaders, celebrities, and business leaders meeting in Davos, Switzerland..The WEF brings together “the foremost political, business, cultural, and other leaders of society to shape global, regional, and industry agendas” and “progress happens by bringing together people from all walks of life who have the drive and the influence to make positive change.”.Greenpeace research found that 10% of WEF attendees flew on private jets at the WEF 2022 meetings..Vanessa Nakate from Uganda, Helena Gualinga from Ecuador, and Luisa Neubauer from Germany are joining Thunberg and other climate activists..It is unclear when the protest will take place. However, Fridays for Future activist Neubauer was spotted travelling in a “climate-friendly” way on a train to Davos.. Greta ThunbergGreta Thunberg speaks to the UN .The activist non-profit Avaaz shared an open “cease and desist notice” letter to the CEOs of oil and gas companies attending the WEF..“This Cease and Desist Notice is to demand that you immediately stop opening any new oil, gas, or coal extraction sites, and stop blocking the clean energy transition we all so urgently need,” said the letter..“It’s time to put these CEOs on notice … showing them that 2023 will be a watershed moment for accountability.”.If the oil and gas CEOs do not give in to the climate activist demands, they plan to hold the oil and gas companies responsible for climate change..“If you fail to act immediately, be advised citizens around the world will consider taking any and all legal action to hold you accountable. And we will keep protesting in the streets in huge numbers,” said the letter..“You must end these activities as they are in direct violation of our human right to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment, your duties of care, as well as the rights of indigenous people.“.The four climate activists signed the Avaaz letter and it received over 860,000 signatures online..Avaaz is a non-profit that promotes “global activism on issues such as climate change, human rights, animal rights, corruption, poverty, and conflict.”.On Tuesday, Thunberg protested against a coal mine in Germany and was arrested by police. .READ MORE WAS IT SET UP? Thunberg filmed laughing with German riot cops moments before arrest.There is a video online of Thunberg smiling and laughing with police before being “detained.”
