First German CEO in support

Michael Stober, CEO of Landgut Stober, is the first CEO of a German business to join the business call for ecocide law.
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“Acting against nature is acting against humanity. The huge profits made by a few have devastating consequences for nature and humanity.  Let’s criminalize ecocide and protect people and the planet.”

 

“Our warmest welcome to Michael Stober and Landgut Stober. We are delighted to see the growing number of business leaders, from an increasingly wide number of sectors, who have realized the value of this legislation,” says Monica Schüldt, co-founder of Ecocide Law Alliance.

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