Swedish girl Strikes School to Break Silence on Climate Change | Greta’s Powerful Speech
November 29, 2018 Leave a comment
I think this girl will change the way the entire world responds to the realities that we have been carefully avoiding. Through a ripple effect, more and more people will confront this issue, it will blossom into an entire wave of action and keep building on itself. Greta’s speech is so honest and articulate. Powerful because she is stating the truth. People will come together. She has inspired Australian school students to do the same in their country. She will inspire people all over the world. One spark of inspiration. Australian school students are organizing a school walk-out, which numerous schools will participate. They are inspired by the 15 year old Swedish Greta Thunberg, who opted to strike school, sitting before the Swedish Parliament. She mentions that if this is an emergency, why are legislators, journalists and everyone else silent. Why are they not talking about it constantly?
Greta’s powerful speech to Swedish people before the Parliament
I’m profoundly moved. In this speech in Swedish with English subtitles, Greta states, “To all of you who choose to look the other way every day because you seem more frightened of the changes that can prevent catastrophic climate change than the catastrophic climate change itself. Your silence is almost worst of all. The future of all the coming generations rests on your shoulder. Every single person counts. Just like every single emission counts. Every single kilo. Everything counts.”
Greta gave an impressive speech in English, in London for the launch of Extinction Rebellion.
Greta’s speech Swedish more frightened to make changes to prevent climate catastrophy
Greta’s speech Swedish your Silence Worst of All
Greta’s speech Swedish Everything counts
The Extinction Rebellion movement to DO SOMETHING, coincided with the IPCC report – Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
Here are 37 things you need to know about this new IPCC report.
37 things you need to know about the new IPCC report – Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
