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Archbishop Tutu Joins Laureates Appealing With Nobel Prize To Divest From Fossil Fuels
Since the release of a letter urging the Nobel Prize to divest from fossil fuels, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, former Nobel Peace Prize winner has signed on as well as an opinion piece published by other Peace Prize Laureates.
As well as the archbishop, various following Nobel Prize winners and scientists have added their name to the letter, including :
• International Peace Bureau, Switzerland, Peace 1910
• Tunisian Order of Lawyers, Tunisia, Peace 2015
• Valérie Masson-Delmotte, France, Contributor to the Nobel winning IPCC, Peace 2007
Click here to see a full list of signatories
Stockholm-based grassroots initiative Divest Nobel maintained pressure on the Nobel Foundation through creative actions outside the prize ceremonies in Stockholm.

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