Greta Thunberg Says Almost Nothing Is Being Done About Climate Change

The transcript discusses the superficial actions by politicians and corporations regarding climate change, emphasizing the need for genuine, holistic solutions. It criticizes the lack of urgency and real action, comparing it to an emergency where immediate response is necessary. The speaker highlights that hope lies not in governments or corporations but in the awakening and readiness of people to change.

What is the main issue with setting distant climate goals according to the speaker?

• They are not supported by technology.

• They are too ambitious to achieve.

• They are too costly to implement.

• They create a false sense of progress.

According to the speaker, what is the biggest danger in the context of climate action?

• Complete inaction.

• Misleading appearances of action.

• Lack of funding.

• Technological barriers.

What analogy is used to describe the urgency needed in addressing climate change?

• A sinking ship.

• A fire in a building.

• A storm approaching.

• A child in the middle of the road.

What does the speaker believe is necessary for solving the climate crisis?

• Holistic solutions.

• More technological innovation.

• Stricter regulations.

• Increased funding.

What is the speaker's view on the role of governments and corporations in providing hope for climate action?

• They are the primary source of hope.

• They are making significant progress.

• They are unaware of the crisis.

• They are not the source of hope.