HS2 Protester Larch Maxey Released on bail

The transcript discusses the need for genuine climate leadership and criticizes the government's superficial actions. It emphasizes the urgency of stopping fossil fuel use and advocates for citizen assemblies in decision-making. The speaker calls for solutions like CO2 reduction, reforestation, and sustainable practices to combat climate change effectively.

What contradiction does the speaker highlight about governments claiming to be climate leaders?

• They are expanding coal mines and road projects.

• They are reducing carbon emissions.

• They are cutting down on fossil fuel usage.

• They are investing in renewable energy.

What does the speaker propose to ensure better decision-making for climate action?

• Establishing a citizens assembly.

• Relying on government officials.

• Encouraging private sector investments.

• Increasing taxes on carbon emissions.

According to the speaker, who should benefit from the decisions made by the citizens assembly?

• A select group of elites.

• Only government officials.

• The entire population.

• International corporations.

What urgent action does the speaker suggest to reduce CO2 concentrations?

• Stopping emissions and reforestation.

• Increasing fossil fuel usage.

• Expanding urban areas.

• Building more coal plants.

How does the speaker suggest agriculture can contribute to reducing carbon emissions?

• By increasing livestock production.

• By locking up carbon instead of emitting it.

• By using more chemical fertilizers.

• By expanding farmland.