21 children and young people are suing the US government over climate change.

The video discusses the Juliana vs. United States case, where a group of young plaintiffs, led by Kelsey Juliana, is suing the US government for failing to address climate change. The case questions whether there is a constitutional right to a safe climate. It highlights the impact of climate change on youth and the environment, and the government's long-standing knowledge of the issue. The video also covers the legal proceedings and the hope for a landmark decision, akin to the end of segregation, to force government action. It concludes with the rise of youth activism for climate justice across the US.

What is the central question in the Juliana vs. United States case?

• The role of international organizations in climate change

• How to increase fossil fuel production

• If there is a constitutional right to a safe and stable climate

• Whether the government should provide financial compensation for climate change

Why did Jacob La Belle join the climate change lawsuit?

• To force the government to address the climate crisis

• To promote fossil fuel usage

• To gain financial compensation for his family farm

• To support international climate agreements

What has the U.S. government been accused of in relation to climate change?

• Ignoring the existence of climate change

• Banning all fossil fuel usage

• Supporting and perpetuating a fossil fuel-based energy system

• Providing excessive funding for renewable energy

What is the Department of Justice's stance on the Juliana case?

• They argue the case is unconstitutional

• They fully support the plaintiffs

• They are neutral and have no opinion

• They believe the case should be expedited

How are young people across the U.S. contributing to climate activism?

• By investing in fossil fuel companies

• By organizing international conferences

• By avoiding any form of protest

• By finding legal avenues to demand action and accountability