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Greta Thunberg Outranks Donald Trump In Top 10 Candidates For Nobel Peace Prize

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September 20, 2020
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Trump's probability of winning the award is only 6.7 percent (Photos edited by PBN)

Trump’s probability of winning the award is only 6.7 percent (Photos edited by PBN)

Prolific climate activist Greta Thunberg has outranked POTUS Donald Trump in the top 10 candidates for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize.

According to betting website Gambling.com, Thunberg currently holds a 25 percent possibility of winning – with Trump’s probability falling below seven percent.

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The World Health Organization is the current favorite with a 28.6 percent probability of winning the near-one million dollar prize. Other candidates including Bill Gates, Black Lives Matter, and Moon Jae-in.

‘Obvious temptation’

Historian and author of The Nobel Peace Prize Asle Sveen told Reuters: “There is a relationship between environmental damage and our increasing problem with pandemics and I wonder whether the Nobel Peace Prize Committee might want to highlight that.”

He also said that there is an ‘obvious temptation’ of choosing Thunberg as the winner – and praised her environmental efforts, adding: “Not a single person has done more to get the world to focus on climate change than her.”

Thunberg was nominated for the award back in 2019 – but was beaten by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed for his work to ‘bring an end to a long-running border dispute between his country and neighboring Eritrea’.

This year’s winner of the Nobel Prize is set to be revealed on October 9





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