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More than 100 high-profile parents from tech entrepreneur Martha Lane-Fox to fashion designer Vivienne Westwood urged Britains government on Sunday to ensure economic recovery from the pandemic tackles climate change and puts children at its centre. It would have catastrophic consequences for childrens lives and livelihoods if planet-warming emissions rebound to pre-pandemic levels, a letter to British PM Johnson warned. AP Photo The 115 business leaders, musicians, scientists, actors and campaigners used an open letter to urge Britains Prime Minister Boris Johnson not to build our way out of one disaster by super-charging the next . Actress Julie Walters, who was among the signatories, said go stanley cup uk vernments should ramp up their efforts to tackle climate change, in the same way they have responded to protect people from Covid-19. For the sake of our children, we need governments to put the same energy and investment into preventin stanley spain g an even greater climate catastrophe from unfolding across the globe, she said. If planet-warming emissions rebound to pre-pandemic levels, it would have catastrophic consequences for childrens lives and livelihoods , the letter warned, with those from the poorest and most disadvantaged communities being hit hardest. Spending on green measures - like boosting renewable energy, insulating homes, installing stanley cup electric vehicle charging points and re-establishing woodlands - would create more and better jobs than rebuilding a fossil-fuel eco