Extinction Rebellion protest outside of the Conservative Party HQ

The transcript is a heartfelt plea from parents, particularly mothers, expressing their fears about the climate and ecological crisis and its impact on their children. They highlight the vulnerability of children to these crises, which are already affecting parts of the world. The parents urge leaders to act courageously and responsibly by reading the science and transforming current paths to ensure a livable future for their children. The message is from Extinction Rebellion UK, emphasizing the urgency and emotional weight of the situation.

What is the significance of the phrase 'we're parents too' in the context of the text?

In what ways do the authors express their emotional connection to the issue of climate change?