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Going global, Jeter advocates for the planet
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08:05 AM ET 01.24 | Generally associated with Yankees baseball and little else beyond speculation about his social life, Derek Jeter went global Wednesday. As global political and business leaders gather [in Davos, Switzerland] for the World Economic Forum this week, [Jeter] hopes climate change is addressed. "I was in New York for Hurricane Sandy," Jeter told The Dispatch [Wednesday] morning, following a private function in Davos, Switzerland. Jeter is here for the Forum this week with Pepsi. "It's just something that's gotten so much attention," Jeter said of climate change. "Regardless of how you feel about it, it's something that needs to be addressed because we're seeing more and more natural disasters each year, it seems like. Something has to be causing it."
Derek Jeter, Getty Images
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Jeter should stick to baseball instead of making comments about the climate in which he knows nothing about.
YankeesFan2
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May your second comment be a little more pithy than the first.
Kenny_Powers
New York , NY
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Can you imagine CC on his 10 speed?
Kenny_Powers
New York , NY
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Hilarious
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dkredsox1
Aarhus, DK
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Interesting a guy who has never spoken up about non-baseball issues comes out and speaks on climate change. It would have been better had he decided to speak about something he could actually speak to or even help. Derek - how about child labor - you could push Nike to stop using kids to produce stuff with your name on it?
joet
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OK then, I'll address it ...."there is no such thing as anthropologic global warming".
Yogi-Zen
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Yup - bet he never flies private either....
joet
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nothing the jeter comments can fixed anyways,,,,,
alacran
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I guess noone told Jeter about the cat 3 hurricane hitting Long Island in 1938. Actors, musicians, and sports figures need to stick to their own areas of expertise. Otherwise they look stupid and usually piss somebody off.
CardsFan2
Saint Louis , MO
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...Except incidents of major storms are down, not up. Sandy was a big deal because of where it landed, but wasn't even a tropical storm when it made landfall.
bfred
Houston , TX
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Half the scientists disagree with the other two thirds on this incontroversial subject.
Hoos Your Daddy
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lol. It would also be an aerodynamic mess.
Kenny_Powers
New York , NY
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i think i just spelled something wrong. **** beers at the bar.
Kenny_Powers
New York , NY
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thank you.
Kenny_Powers
New York , NY
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I wonder if Jetes gave out gift baskets of his memoribilia, along with autographed baseballs, at this 'PRIVATE' function?
THE BISHOP!
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His first comment was spot on. Jeter is an idiot and should stick to what he knows.
Rex Racer
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