Greta Thunberg calls COP26 a ‘failure’ and a ‘global greenwashing festival’ (VIDEO)

“It’s no secret that COP26 is a failure,” Thunberg began his address by addressing thousands of youth activists who had gathered in the Scottish town for his ‘Friday for Future’ rally.

NS “Global Answer” Is “Denying any drastic climate action,” She left, and all the politicians gathered at the convention wish “Keep fighting for the status quo.”

“This is no longer a climate convention. It is now a global greenwashing festival, a two-week long celebration of business as usual and ‘blah, blah, blah. Thunberg roared. The climate summit has turned into a public relations event, she argued, and those in power are making sacrifices “Precious Value” To “Keep up business as usual” and continue them “The Exploitation of People and Nature.”

Thunberg echoed his own comment from Monday, but was even more strict, insisted that “The voices of future generations are drowning in their green and hollow promises.”

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“We need immediate, drastic, annual emissions cuts unlike anything the world has ever seen,” to protect “immutable” Global climate change, Thunberg told the crowd. “And as we don’t have technological solutions that alone will do even close to that, it means we have to fundamentally change our society.”

The world is really burning, burning with fire.

“Our leaders are not leading. What does this leadership look like?” He said pointing to the crowd. Politicians are afraid of the truth, he claimed, but “They cannot ignore the scientific consensus, and above all, they cannot ignore us, the people – including their children -.”

Thunberg also hit out at the media, which he said “Failing to hold people accountable for their action and inaction.”

The nearly ten-minute speech also included references to “main cause” He called for a form of compensation for the countries most affected by the world’s problems, inequality, exploitation and even climate change.

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The 26th United Nations Climate Summit was held in Glasgow on 31 October and is going to last for another week. Delegations from nearly 200 UN member states are attempting to work out the details of the 2015 Paris Agreement, which aims to limit carbon emissions to limit global warming.

Inspired by a school protest in America, Thunberg began “Climate Strike” In August 2018, she skipped school on Fridays to raise awareness about global warming, and has since become a celebrity climate change activist.

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