Sir David Attenborough Addresses The Climate Assembly UK in Birmingham

The speaker highlights their role in narrating climate change and acknowledges the audience's participation in addressing this critical issue. They discuss the political challenges of long-term climate change solutions and emphasize the importance of community-driven efforts. The speaker expresses gratitude for the audience's commitment to these discussions.

What role does the narrator play in the context of climate change?

• He narrates the natural world and climate change.

• He is a member of the citizens' assembly.

• He is a political leader.

• He is a scientist conducting climate research.

Why is it challenging for politicians to address climate change?

• Because it is too expensive to address.

• Because the effects are long-term and beyond their term limits.

• Because it is not a popular issue among voters.

• Because it requires immediate results.

What is one way the citizens' assembly can influence climate change policy?

• By organizing protests.

• By putting pressure on Members of Parliament.

• By voting in local elections.

• By writing scientific papers.

What does the speaker believe about the importance of the assembly's work?

• It is a waste of time.

• It is of utmost importance.

• It is only somewhat important.

• It is irrelevant to climate change.

How does the speaker express gratitude towards the assembly members?

• By giving them certificates of appreciation.

• By inviting them to a special event.

• By acknowledging their commitment and importance.

• By offering them financial rewards.