Sadiq Khan boards train to Cop26 and urges leaders to 'take action now'

The video emphasizes the urgent need for governments to take immediate action on climate change, rather than setting distant targets for 2040 or 2050. It highlights the recent climate-related challenges faced in London, such as flooding and heatwaves, and stresses the importance of addressing these issues now to prevent further consequences.

Why does the speaker criticize governments for setting targets for 2050 and 2040?

• Because they are too costly.

• Because they are too ambitious.

• Because they are not realistic.

• Because they delay necessary immediate action.

What recent events in London are used to illustrate the climate emergency?

• Droughts and wildfires.

• Flooding and heatwaves.

• Earthquakes and tsunamis.

• Hurricanes and tornadoes.

What is the main reason the speaker gives for why governments should act now?

• To improve international relations.

• To address the immediate impacts of climate change.

• To prevent future political conflicts.

• To save money in the long run.

What does the speaker suggest is the role of the conference mentioned?

• To negotiate trade agreements.

• To plan for future elections.

• To discuss economic policies.

• To address climate change issues.

What is the speaker's view on the current climate policies?

• They are sufficient and effective.

• They are too focused on technology.

• They are too focused on the economy.

• They are inadequate and need immediate action.