Greta to Davos Delegates: Act as If You Loved Your Children

The transcript calls for immediate action to halt investments in fossil fuels, emphasizing the urgency of addressing climate change. It highlights the minimum effort required for a sustainable transition and criticizes the older generation for inaction. The speaker shares insights from coal miners who understand the need for change and challenges the audience to consider the consequences of climate inaction on future generations.

What immediate actions does the speaker demand from companies and governments regarding fossil fuels?

• Delay action until 2050

• Increase fossil fuel subsidies

• Halt all fossil fuel exploration and extraction

• Increase investments in renewable energy

Why does the speaker reject future deadlines for ending fossil fuel investments?

• They believe future deadlines are too optimistic

• They want to focus on economic growth

• They insist on immediate action to address the climate crisis

• They think future deadlines are too aggressive

How does the speaker address the perception of their demands being naive?

• By agreeing with the perception

• By suggesting a compromise

• By stating that their demands are the minimum effort needed

• By ignoring the perception

What example does the speaker use to illustrate resilience in the face of job loss?

• American factory workers

• French farmers

• Polish coal miners

• German auto workers

What is the speaker's main message regarding the current state of the climate crisis?

• The crisis can wait for future solutions

• The crisis is under control

• The crisis is exaggerated

• The crisis requires immediate action to prevent further damage