Jonathan Bartle speaking at the launch of the Green Party manifesto

The transcript discusses the importance of recognizing pivotal moments in politics, reflecting on past economic decisions, and the missed opportunity to implement the Green New Deal a decade ago. It highlights the urgency of addressing climate change and presents a manifesto aimed at decarbonizing the economy by 2030 while ensuring social justice across Britain.

What was the Green Party's approach during the financial crisis a decade ago?

• Bailing out the banks

• Supporting the failing economic model

• Building a bridge to the future

• Ignoring the crisis

What was the global response to the financial crisis according to the speaker?

• Focusing on environmental sustainability

• Rescuing a failing economic model

• Reducing inequality

• Implementing the Green New Deal

What consequence did the speaker mention as a result of 'business as usual' after the financial crisis?

• Increased equality

• Improved living standards

• Rising inequality

• Stabilized climate

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to address the climate emergency?

• Praying to the markets

• Implementing widespread change

• Doubling down on current practices

• Ignoring the problem

What is the goal of the manifesto introduced by the speaker?

• Decarbonize the economy by 2050

• Maintain current economic practices

• Focus solely on economic growth

• Decarbonize every sector by 2030