The World Economic Forum continues in Davos today.
Attendance is limited to world leaders and big business insiders, who come together in each year to discuss how best to tackle the world’s problems.
Attendees, such as Donald Trump and Angela Merkel, are discussing issues such as climate change, technology and and a fairer economy.
But what do Londoners want to happen at Davos?
“People don’t realise the effect climate change will have on our health.
Rosie is concerned about the impact of climate change on world health
Rosie says she wants discussion of how climate change will affect health issues.
“People don’t realise the effect climate change will have on our health.
“Things like malaria, you will see everywhere.”
“I would like to think they’re not paying any attention to Trump.”
“I would like to think they’re not paying any attention to Trump.”
Richard is cynical about how much can be accomplished at Davos.
“Davos is a talking shop amongst those who are meant to make a difference but can’t.”
“I would like to think they’re not paying any attention to Trump.”
“Ecological breakdown isn’t just about recycling and switching lights off.”
Olivia thinks people need a greater understanding of environmental problems
Olivia wants world leaders to understand how the world’s economic system is harming the environment.
“I think a lot of people don’t know that ecological breakdown isn’t just about recycling and switching lights off.
“It’s the product of a system that isn’t working for the planet.”
“They’re there having a knees up in an expensive hotel”
Sam is wondering about Davos’ nights out
Sam is unsure how much can be accomplished in expensive Swiss hotels.
“They’re there having a knees up in an expensive hotel which doesn’t make any sense if they’re trying to save the world’s money.”
“I’m sure there’s some nice American Democrats kicking about.”
“I’d probably go out by myself and meet the people of Switzerland.”
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StandfirstLondoners told City News what they want world leaders to talk about at the World Economic Forum in Davos
The World Economic Forum continues in Davos today.
Attendance is limited to world leaders and big business insiders, who come together in each year to discuss how best to tackle the world’s problems.
Attendees, such as Donald Trump and Angela Merkel, are discussing issues such as climate change, technology and and a fairer economy.
But what do Londoners want to happen at Davos?
“People don’t realise the effect climate change will have on our health.
Rosie is concerned about the impact of climate change on world health
Rosie says she wants discussion of how climate change will affect health issues.
“People don’t realise the effect climate change will have on our health.
“Things like malaria, you will see everywhere.”
“I would like to think they’re not paying any attention to Trump.”
“I would like to think they’re not paying any attention to Trump.”
Richard is cynical about how much can be accomplished at Davos.
“Davos is a talking shop amongst those who are meant to make a difference but can’t.”
“I would like to think they’re not paying any attention to Trump.”
“Ecological breakdown isn’t just about recycling and switching lights off.”
Olivia thinks people need a greater understanding of environmental problems
Olivia wants world leaders to understand how the world’s economic system is harming the environment.
“I think a lot of people don’t know that ecological breakdown isn’t just about recycling and switching lights off.
“It’s the product of a system that isn’t working for the planet.”
“They’re there having a knees up in an expensive hotel”
Sam is wondering about Davos’ nights out
Sam is unsure how much can be accomplished in expensive Swiss hotels.
“They’re there having a knees up in an expensive hotel which doesn’t make any sense if they’re trying to save the world’s money.”
“I’m sure there’s some nice American Democrats kicking about.”
“I’d probably go out by myself and meet the people of Switzerland.”
