BLACKPINK has, undeniably, accomplished a lot in the past few months since the release of "The Album" in October 2020. The names of Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa, and Rosé continue to make headlines after they held their first-ever virtual concert in January.
BLACKPINK Reaches a New Milestone as They Become Ambassadors
On Thursday, Feb. 25, it was revealed that BLACKPINK was named as the newest ambassadors of the "United Nations Climate Change Conference U.K. 2021." Jennie, Lisa, Jisoo, and Rosé met up with Simon Smith, who is the British ambassador to South Korea, for their installment.
In the photos that surfaced online, all BLACKPINK members looked so classy in their chosen ensembles. Rosé opted to wear a white top and a black-colored skirt, while Jennie looked so dashing in her white-colored dress.
Lisa, on the other hand, donned a white shirt topped with a black cardigan and a pair of black square pants. Jisoo, also, looked stunning in her gray-and-white dress.
Recalling, BLACKPINK earned a lot of attention when they released their campaign video titled "Climate Action in Your Area #COP26" in 2020. The clip aimed to raise awareness toward climate change and the imminent conference that the United Kingdom would host.
With their recent installment as the newest ambassadors of the "United Nations Climate Change Conference U.K. 2021," BLACKPINK expected to actively promote #COP26 until the full conference that would happen on Nov. 1 to Nov. 12, 2021.
BLINKS, of course, are very happy after learning about the latest milestone of the quartet 
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BLACKPINK Members Speak Out Against Climate Change
Meanwhile, the members were asked to give their thoughts about climate change following their official installations as the "United Nations Climate Change Conference U.K. 2021" ambassadors. In a video shared by BBC through its official Twitter account, the girls were heard telling viewers everyone can help make a difference and contribute to the alleviation of the perils brought by this global issue.
"I think we all probably saw it but definitely the documentary that Sir David Attenborough presented, 'A Life on Our Planet,' has helped us a lot and various other platforms has helped us to actually learn more about what we could actually do to sustain our beautiful planet," Rosé shared.
"I think we've all still got so much more to learn that it feels good that we can be able to participate in such as important cause," the "GONE" songstress added.
"Basically, the documentary showed us how precious our planet is and how vulnerable it is right now. So, we're losing more of the natural world every day and time is running out," BLACKPINK member Jennie stated.
"We just really felt like we need to say something, you know?" The K-Pop idol went on.
"Our message is that it's not too late. We can still learn more and work to it better," Jisoo said.
"The first step is to know what's happening with climate change because it affects all of us. We want to learn more and we hope our fans do too," BLACKPINK member Lisa furthered.
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Written by Nica Vaughn
