Interview with Nadya Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot

The speaker identifies as a political artist, choosing not to lead a political party but to support environmental causes. Growing up in Norilsk, one of the most polluted cities, deeply impacted their perspective. The pervasive pollution, with black snow, highlights the environmental crisis. Despite the public's awareness, many feel powerless to enact change due to economic dependencies and media control. However, recent protests in Moscow signal a shift, with environmental issues gaining attention alongside other political concerns.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that people in their community express their dissatisfaction with environmental issues?

What changes does the speaker observe in the political landscape regarding environmental issues in Russia?