CLEAN : Kerry confident US climate trend cannot be reversed

John Kerry addresses the audience, acknowledging the uncertainty following a recent election and emphasizing that climate change should not be a partisan issue. He highlights the importance of continuing efforts to combat climate change, urging a global transition to clean energy and accountability for national choices.

What does John Kerry acknowledge about the recent election in his country?

• It has no impact on climate change.

• It has brought certainty to the future.

• It has left some people feeling uncertain.

• It has resolved all political issues.

According to Kerry, how do issues appear when in office compared to on the campaign trail?

• They become less important.

• They are easier to solve.

• They remain the same.

• They look a little different.

Why does Kerry believe climate change should not be a partisan issue?

• Because it affects only one country.

• Because it is not scientifically proven.

• Because it is a new problem.

• Because there is overwhelming evidence supporting action.

What does Kerry urge people to do in the fight against climate change?

• Ignore global cooperation.

• Rely solely on slogans.

• Accelerate the transition to clean energy.

• Wait for others to act first.

What is the importance of holding nations accountable according to Kerry?

• To delay climate action.

• To increase political tensions.

• To ensure they make the right choices.

• To avoid international cooperation.