Young Protesters In Chicago Challenge Lawmakers On Climate Change

The transcript covers a climate change protest in downtown Chicago, led by high school students. The protest aimed to push for legislative action on climate change, with participants of all ages joining. The youth expressed their concerns about the future and the need for political support, particularly from Illinois Governor JB Pritzker. The protest also addressed criticism of their methods, emphasizing the importance of media attention and striking. The discussion highlighted the role of corporations in climate change and encouraged voting as a means of involvement.

What was the main reason high school students participated in the Chicago protest?

• To skip classes

• To demand action on climate change

• To support local businesses

• To celebrate a festival

Who was the message directed to during the protest?

• The President of the United States

• The Mayor of Chicago

• Illinois Governor JB Pritzker

• The United Nations

What is the main criticism faced by the protesters?

• They are causing too much noise

• They are too young to understand climate change

• They should act instead of demonstrating

• They are not organized

According to the protesters, who is primarily responsible for climate change?

• Environmental organizations

• Corporations and fossil fuel industries

• Local governments

• Individual citizens

What action do the protesters suggest as the easiest way to be involved in combating climate change?

• Voting

• Recycling more

• Using public transport

• Planting trees