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UN: Angry Birds Survey Proves the World Demands Climate Action

By Christina Norman

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Guest essay by Eric Worrall According to the United Nations, “the people’s voice is clear”. The UN believes the results of a survey distributed to gamers playing Angry Birds,  Subway…

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