CLEAN : Greta Thunberg to AFP: political leaders need to take their responsibility

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by climate activists in being heard and taken seriously by political leaders. It highlights the responsibility of leaders to act on scientific evidence and the difficulties activists face in balancing their concerns with public perception. The speaker questions the priorities of leaders and emphasizes the need for them to prove their commitment to listening and acting on climate issues.

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker regarding political leaders?

• They are too busy with other international issues.

• They are overly concerned with public opinion.

• They are not taking climate science seriously.

• They are too focused on economic growth.

What does the speaker believe is necessary for political leaders to do?

• Engage more with international leaders.

• Focus on economic policies.

• Prioritize technological advancements.

• Acknowledge and act on climate science.

Why does the speaker doubt the effectiveness of meeting with certain individuals?

• They have already met with other activists.

• They are too busy with other commitments.

• They do not accept climate science.

• They are not influential enough.

What challenge do climate activists face according to the speaker?

• Limited access to scientific data.

• Difficulty in organizing large events.

• Lack of funding for their initiatives.

• Being dismissed and mocked by others.

How does the speaker feel about the public's reaction to climate activists?

• The public is indifferent to their efforts.

• The public is generally supportive.

• The public is unaware of their activities.

• The public often mocks and dismisses them.