The transcript discusses the urgent need for global leaders to address the climate crisis, emphasizing that it affects both the global South and North. It highlights the role of corruption and fossil fuel expansion in exacerbating the crisis, with a call for reparations for colonialism. The speaker stresses the importance of collective peace and unity in tackling climate change, urging for equitable decisions as humanity shares one carbon budget.

What is the main reason the speaker believes the climate crisis is a global issue?

• It is a temporary problem.

• It is limited to the Global North.

• It only affects the Global South.

• It has no borders and affects both the Global South and North.

According to the speaker, what is a major issue in African countries related to fossil fuel expansion?

• Lack of natural resources.

• Corruption and debt capture.

• Overpopulation.

• Technological advancement.

Which country is criticized for its involvement in fossil fuel extraction despite claiming climate leadership?

• Norway

• Brazil

• India

• Australia

What does the speaker suggest as a form of reparation for colonialism?

• Trade agreements.

• Military support.

• Return of cultural artifacts.

• Financial aid.

What does the speaker emphasize as necessary for achieving collective peace?

• Individual efforts.

• Equitable decision-making.

• Ignoring past conflicts.

• Focusing on economic growth.