CLEAN : Protesters demand climate action in Glasgow, epicentre of the global rally

The transcript discusses the power of a movement advocating for systemic change to reduce carbon emissions. It highlights politicians' reluctance to engage with the movement and emphasizes the need for immediate action by world leaders. The speaker, from Brazil, expresses concern over the country's environmental and economic policies. The transcript concludes with a call to action for change to protect future generations from the consequences of current decisions.

What is a major concern for politicians regarding movements?

• The financial cost of supporting them

• The power and influence they can wield

• The lack of public interest

• The difficulty in organizing them

What is necessary for reducing carbon emissions effectively?

• Radical systemic changes by world leaders

• Increased industrial production

• More public debates

• Individual efforts

What has been a recent issue in Brazil?

• Economic growth

• Improved environmental policies

• Degradation of environmental and economic conditions

• Increased political stability

Why is the current political approach in Brazil considered a 'double strike'?

• It focuses solely on economic growth

• It harms both the economy and the environment

• It benefits both the economy and the environment

• It prioritizes environmental conservation over economic development

What is the speaker's concern for future generations?

• They will have fewer responsibilities

• They will inherit a better world

• They will face the consequences of today's decisions

• They will have more opportunities

What is the speaker's stance on promises for future environmental actions?

• They are sufficient

• They are too ambitious

• They are not adequate

• They are unnecessary

What does the speaker believe is important for people to do?

• Remain silent

• Stand up and demand change

• Ignore political issues

• Focus on personal achievements