“After I began placing in 2018 I might by no means have anticipated that it could result in something,” she wrote on Twitter on Friday. After three weeks of each day strikes, Thunberg stated she and others — “a small group of kids” — determined to protest each Friday.
College strike week 251. In the present day, I graduate from college, which suggests I’ll now not have the ability to college strike for the local weather. That is then the final college strike for me, so I suppose I’ve to jot down one thing on this present day.
Thread🧵 pic.twitter.com/KX8hHFDyNG— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) June 9, 2023
“We’re nonetheless shifting within the flawed course, the place these in energy are allowed to sacrifice marginalised and affected folks and the planet within the identify of greed, revenue and financial progress,” Thunberg continued. She warned of “quickly approaching potential nonlinear ecological and climatic tipping factors past our management.”
Thunberg is thought for her blunt, no-nonsense angle on local weather points. Talking in entrance of world leaders at a United Nations climate summit in 2019, the then-16-year-old dismissed leaders’ reward of younger activists resembling herself and demanded drastic motion as an alternative.
“I shouldn’t be up right here. I needs to be again at school on the opposite aspect of the ocean,” she stated on the summit in New York. “But you all come to us younger folks for hope. How dare you?” In 2021, she said politicians’ guarantees have been 30 years of “blah blah blah.”
Thunberg’s battle for a transition to renewables has expanded. In March, she joined activists at a number of Norwegian ministries, protesting climate-friendly wind farms that have been constructed on land historically utilized by the indigenous Sami folks to herd reindeer. Thunberg was twice “moved” by police on the time, after blocking the entrances to the Finance Ministry and later the Ministry of Local weather and Atmosphere, based on a police assertion.
“There are in all probability many people who graduate who now surprise what sort of future it’s that we’re moving into, regardless that we didn’t trigger this disaster,” she wrote on Friday. She vowed to proceed her Friday protests, though they’d now not technically be a faculty strike.
“We merely don’t have any different possibility than to do every thing we presumably can. The battle has solely simply begun.”
“After I began placing in 2018 I might by no means have anticipated that it could result in something,” she wrote on Twitter on Friday. After three weeks of each day strikes, Thunberg stated she and others — “a small group of kids” — determined to protest each Friday.
College strike week 251. In the present day, I graduate from college, which suggests I’ll now not have the ability to college strike for the local weather. That is then the final college strike for me, so I suppose I’ve to jot down one thing on this present day.
Thread🧵 pic.twitter.com/KX8hHFDyNG— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) June 9, 2023
“We’re nonetheless shifting within the flawed course, the place these in energy are allowed to sacrifice marginalised and affected folks and the planet within the identify of greed, revenue and financial progress,” Thunberg continued. She warned of “quickly approaching potential nonlinear ecological and climatic tipping factors past our management.”
Thunberg is thought for her blunt, no-nonsense angle on local weather points. Talking in entrance of world leaders at a United Nations climate summit in 2019, the then-16-year-old dismissed leaders’ reward of younger activists resembling herself and demanded drastic motion as an alternative.
“I shouldn’t be up right here. I needs to be again at school on the opposite aspect of the ocean,” she stated on the summit in New York. “But you all come to us younger folks for hope. How dare you?” In 2021, she said politicians’ guarantees have been 30 years of “blah blah blah.”
Thunberg’s battle for a transition to renewables has expanded. In March, she joined activists at a number of Norwegian ministries, protesting climate-friendly wind farms that have been constructed on land historically utilized by the indigenous Sami folks to herd reindeer. Thunberg was twice “moved” by police on the time, after blocking the entrances to the Finance Ministry and later the Ministry of Local weather and Atmosphere, based on a police assertion.
“There are in all probability many people who graduate who now surprise what sort of future it’s that we’re moving into, regardless that we didn’t trigger this disaster,” she wrote on Friday. She vowed to proceed her Friday protests, though they’d now not technically be a faculty strike.
“We merely don’t have any different possibility than to do every thing we presumably can. The battle has solely simply begun.”
“After I began placing in 2018 I might by no means have anticipated that it could result in something,” she wrote on Twitter on Friday. After three weeks of each day strikes, Thunberg stated she and others — “a small group of kids” — determined to protest each Friday.
College strike week 251. In the present day, I graduate from college, which suggests I’ll now not have the ability to college strike for the local weather. That is then the final college strike for me, so I suppose I’ve to jot down one thing on this present day.
Thread🧵 pic.twitter.com/KX8hHFDyNG— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) June 9, 2023
“We’re nonetheless shifting within the flawed course, the place these in energy are allowed to sacrifice marginalised and affected folks and the planet within the identify of greed, revenue and financial progress,” Thunberg continued. She warned of “quickly approaching potential nonlinear ecological and climatic tipping factors past our management.”
Thunberg is thought for her blunt, no-nonsense angle on local weather points. Talking in entrance of world leaders at a United Nations climate summit in 2019, the then-16-year-old dismissed leaders’ reward of younger activists resembling herself and demanded drastic motion as an alternative.
“I shouldn’t be up right here. I needs to be again at school on the opposite aspect of the ocean,” she stated on the summit in New York. “But you all come to us younger folks for hope. How dare you?” In 2021, she said politicians’ guarantees have been 30 years of “blah blah blah.”
Thunberg’s battle for a transition to renewables has expanded. In March, she joined activists at a number of Norwegian ministries, protesting climate-friendly wind farms that have been constructed on land historically utilized by the indigenous Sami folks to herd reindeer. Thunberg was twice “moved” by police on the time, after blocking the entrances to the Finance Ministry and later the Ministry of Local weather and Atmosphere, based on a police assertion.
“There are in all probability many people who graduate who now surprise what sort of future it’s that we’re moving into, regardless that we didn’t trigger this disaster,” she wrote on Friday. She vowed to proceed her Friday protests, though they’d now not technically be a faculty strike.
“We merely don’t have any different possibility than to do every thing we presumably can. The battle has solely simply begun.”
“After I began placing in 2018 I might by no means have anticipated that it could result in something,” she wrote on Twitter on Friday. After three weeks of each day strikes, Thunberg stated she and others — “a small group of kids” — determined to protest each Friday.
College strike week 251. In the present day, I graduate from college, which suggests I’ll now not have the ability to college strike for the local weather. That is then the final college strike for me, so I suppose I’ve to jot down one thing on this present day.
Thread🧵 pic.twitter.com/KX8hHFDyNG— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) June 9, 2023
“We’re nonetheless shifting within the flawed course, the place these in energy are allowed to sacrifice marginalised and affected folks and the planet within the identify of greed, revenue and financial progress,” Thunberg continued. She warned of “quickly approaching potential nonlinear ecological and climatic tipping factors past our management.”
Thunberg is thought for her blunt, no-nonsense angle on local weather points. Talking in entrance of world leaders at a United Nations climate summit in 2019, the then-16-year-old dismissed leaders’ reward of younger activists resembling herself and demanded drastic motion as an alternative.
“I shouldn’t be up right here. I needs to be again at school on the opposite aspect of the ocean,” she stated on the summit in New York. “But you all come to us younger folks for hope. How dare you?” In 2021, she said politicians’ guarantees have been 30 years of “blah blah blah.”
Thunberg’s battle for a transition to renewables has expanded. In March, she joined activists at a number of Norwegian ministries, protesting climate-friendly wind farms that have been constructed on land historically utilized by the indigenous Sami folks to herd reindeer. Thunberg was twice “moved” by police on the time, after blocking the entrances to the Finance Ministry and later the Ministry of Local weather and Atmosphere, based on a police assertion.
“There are in all probability many people who graduate who now surprise what sort of future it’s that we’re moving into, regardless that we didn’t trigger this disaster,” she wrote on Friday. She vowed to proceed her Friday protests, though they’d now not technically be a faculty strike.
“We merely don’t have any different possibility than to do every thing we presumably can. The battle has solely simply begun.”
