Youth Activism and Climate Change

What was the speaker's age when they addressed the United Nations Earth Summit in 1992?

• 10 years old

• 18 years old

• 12 years old

• 15 years old

What was the speaker's main purpose at the United Nations Earth Summit?

• To address political issues

• To promote technological advancements

• To advocate for their future

• To discuss economic policies

How does the speaker view Greta Thunberg's activism?

• As a unique 21st-century movement

• As less impactful than previous movements

• As a continuation of past efforts

• As unrelated to their own activism

What role do young people historically play in social change, according to the speaker?

• They are indifferent to social issues

• They are resistant to change

• They are the main drivers

• They are passive observers

What is the speaker's view on the current state of climate change?

• It is a resolved issue

• It is an immediate challenge

• It is a distant future problem

• It is a minor inconvenience

What does the speaker identify as a key example of intergenerational injustice?

• Political instability

• Economic inequality

• Climate change

• Technological disparity

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to combat climate change effectively?

• Increased political debates

• Waiting for technological advancements

• Immediate and collective action

• More research and studies

What does the speaker challenge adults to do in relation to their words and actions?

• To act without speaking

• To ignore their words

• To make their actions reflect their words

• To focus solely on words

What is the speaker's message to older generations in power?

• To focus on economic growth

• To align actions with promises

• To disregard youth opinions

• To maintain the status quo

What is the speaker's final call to action?

• To continue discussing issues

• To focus on individual success

• To make actions reflect words

• To wait for future solutions