Protecting our planet. Protecting our sport. We’re proud to become a member of UN Sports for Climate Action, and work towards Net Zero by 2040. @ThiemDomi @UNFCCC
Dominic Thiem recently pledge his support to fight climate change in an emotional post and he will spearhead the ATP campaign to combat climate change announced today.
The ATP announced today it became an official member of the UN Sports for Climate Action campaign. The partnership was announced with a video posted by the official ATP Twitter page featuring Dominic Thiem. The Austrian revealed himself as a climate change activist a few days ago urging athletes as role models to save the Planet.
In the video, Thiem said:
"Climate change. It's the single greatest challenge of our time. In tennis, we already feel its effects. Heatwaves, bushfires, floods. Time is running out to protect our planet and our game. It's up to us to find solutions. To step up to the challenge. This month the ATP is proud to become a member of UN Sports for Climate Action."
He further continued:
"It's a long-term commitment that will see us work towards Net Zero by 2040. Through ATP Serves we look forward to supporting that journey and inspiring others to make a difference, no matter how small. It's time to act. To think big, do what we can, and work together."
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