5min 48sec @wef clip - Greta Thunberg: Our House Is On Fire

Text from youtbe “I don’t want your hope. I want you to panic … and act.”

Climate activist Greta Thunberg does not mince words when speaking truth to power, and her soft voice silenced a room full of global leaders at Davos 2019 earlier this year.

“Our house is on fire,” said the Swedish student activist who has galvanized 100,000 fellow teens around the world to follow her example in striking for the climate. “At Davos, people like to talk about success, but financial success has come with a price tag, and on the climate we have failed. And unless we recognize the failures of our system, there will be unspoken suffering.”

3min @wef clip - David Attenborough, Greta Thunberg and Jane Goodall have a message for you about the planet

1mkin 40sec @wef clip - The Greta Thunberg story

text from youtube "In August of 2018, Greta began protesting outside her school in Stockholm, saying climate change was more important than education for future generations. It wasn’t long before many others joined her and within months a global movement was born. By March, 2019, more than 2 million students in 135 countries were striking from school.

When Greta was invited to the UN climate summit in New York, she crossed the Atlantic in a zero-emission yacht. It’s been just 13 months since her first school strike in Sweden, she is now the world’s most famous climate activist."