L.M. wrote:Greta Thunberg is a great inspiration to young people across the globe. And she's the wake up call that the world needs.
Don't act like we aren't doing enough ourselves.
We are the ones that will have to deal with the consequences of a climate crisis. We are the ones that will have to come up with a solution to mass flooding. We are the ones that will have to figure out a way to purify air. We are the ones that will have to deal with the devastating economic impact that climate change is going to have.
So don't give me that "you're just paranoid" garbage.
I do not think that the generations before us didn't know or care about the environmental problems that we are facing. You think I don't know about the 60s and 70s?
But generations before mine, specifically the silent generation and baby boomers, have massively contributed to changing the system to pollute and obliterate the environment. The rest just followed. I think that they should do their fair share and clean up after themselves! Don't deny the problem that you created. Work towards a solution.
Our fact based solution - and a big hope for us - was called the green new deal. But no. It was blocked by a 78-year-old man who doesn't have to face the consequences of the problem the he and other people started and contributed to.
I disagree a bit, Greta says the governments of the world are failing which is not true. There are quite a few countries that are or will be 100% renewable in the next few years. She doesn't really mention a plan but just says that they are failing our generation. Most are not. Some are sure but people like her are saying if you don't change in 5 years or something to 100% renewable everyone will die which is not true. Countries would go bankrupt if they tried to do that. Besides it takes time to build the wind turbines or solar panels or whatever the proper name is for those hydroelectric thing