CLEAN : Greta at Montreal climate march: we will keep on doing it until they listen

The transcript discusses the importance of activism in addressing the climate crisis, emphasizing that the movement is based on scientific evidence rather than political opinions. It critiques the lack of timely action by authorities, which has exacerbated the crisis. The speaker highlights the commitment to continue striking and marching until meaningful change is achieved, refusing to be passive bystanders.

What is the main reason the speaker believes in the effectiveness of striking and marching?

• They enjoy participating in protests.

• They have seen positive changes as a result.

• They have been told it will work.

• They want to express political views.

According to the speaker, what is the primary focus of their message?

• Expressing personal opinions.

• Communicating scientific facts.

• Discussing political strategies.

• Promoting a specific political party.

Why does the speaker believe the climate crisis is beyond party politics?

• It is a temporary problem that will resolve itself.

• It is a topic only scientists should discuss.

• It affects everyone regardless of political affiliation.

• It is a new issue that has not been politicized yet.

What does the speaker suggest would have prevented the current climate crisis?

• Increased political debates.

• Timely action by those in power.

• More public protests.

• Better educational programs.

What stance does the speaker take towards being passive in the face of the climate crisis?

• They are unsure about their stance.

• They believe it is acceptable.

• They refuse to be passive observers.

• They think it is inevitable.