Who do you think would make a great new celebrity ambassador for the Sign On campaign?

Are Greenpeace really not concerned about what Stephen Tindall represents as an ambassador? I don't think people should be excluded on the grounds of personal belief etc, but does Greenpeace think that Tindall really believes in the principles of the organisation or is he just using this as an opportunity for good publicity. And if the former, when will the public see some of those principles being applied to his business model? We all know that the politicians can talk and talk to their hearts content at Copenhagen but immediate change is implemented by everyday people making everyday changes and The Warehouse's policy of selling poorly made products, which quickly end up in the landfill, sourced from areas which most certainly do not uphold international human rights or environmental standards seems like it contradicts what Greenpeace stands for.

Hello,

I do not need to ignore each other as you say because they are different.

A question.

Who do you think and make a new celebrity ambassador for the campaign to connect?

I say that all the ambassadors are entitled to this privilege, because you give all out for your country and that other countries will follow.

I say I saw Lucy Lawless in the position, but simply because I love, I love and am enjoying it very much. But I know damn all of you you do and do very well.

So I do not want to offend people by saying that because I respect you and appreciates you too.

I will not be a fan of Lucy Lawless I would not even know there was a launch campaign for global warming. That is why I warned my virtual friends and my family to participate by signing.

For in France means not much to talk about is really on the lip.

I am proud of you all because you believe and you are responsible in what you do and I do not think the people involved to advertise. Personally for me, this is not the case.

On this, I wish you a very good day and a very good continuation. My kind regards to you all. Ghislaine

Jonah's from the Pacific where climate change is going to really hit home - let's get Jonah to Sign on.

I would like to see the likes of Young Sid, Savage, Mareko and Aradhna to Sign On. Personally, artists are always writing about what is important to them, so how great would it be to have the young generation/hip hop world grasp and be apart of the climate change debate.

Tourism is one of New Zealand's largest industries, and relies heavily on our clean green image. So while Mr Cossar may not be a "consumer celebrity" he's is influential and representative of so many large and small businesses around the country.

Tourism also has flow on benefits to the whole economy down to the "stuck in the mud" farming sector, as tourists buy our goods while they are here, and when they return home they often have more affinity with our signature exports, be it NZ lamb, wine or clothing designers.

We cannot escape the fact that tourism and agriculture are our major industries, both are at significantly at stake if we don't show a leadership in environmental concern and push ahead with sustainability, setting targets that equal the main tourism and export markets.

I wonder if Aunty Helen in New York, New York is allowed to sign on - that'd be funny.

maybe bring back thingee? and maybe Dave Gibson from elemeno p and brooke fraser

Tim Murphy is the editor of the New Zealand Herald. I've already sent him a Sign On invite. The Herald reaches millions of New Zealanders, has a Green Page every Monday, but could do a lot more to stimulate debate over sustainability and climate change. Greenpeace don't advertise in the Herald and have not had a major presence in the Herald with the Sign On campaign, so are missing a hugely influential, older, and probably richer section of the community. These are the people that have influence in business and in policy setting. They are the people that must be convinced that something needs to change. Much harder demographic to influence than having a few Shorty St actors unfortunately. But if you can get this section of the community to Sign On, you'll go a long way to getting John Key on board. Best of Luck.

Maybe J Williams, he is a great upcoming artist.
We need some younger people to intrest the younger generation of NZ, after all, it is their future at stake here.

Imagine if we got the All Blacks on board. If they did something as simple as wearing green socks for a test match the media coverage would be huge!

What's the criteria for being a "celebrity" supporter? Do you have to actually show some committment to the issue or is it just so people can get their faces attached to an "in" cause? I watched Stephen Tindall's video and nowhere did he mention what the Warehouse's committment to reducing climate change actually is. Surely importing cheaply made consumer goods from countries like China goes totally against the idea of reducing climate change?? He talks about maintaining our 100% pure image. Is it really about just upholding an image or about actually doing something meaningful?

How about.. Drew - off C4? Alot of people like him.
John key would be great! Ooh how about the maori MP to the maori whales and forest life are important