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0:45Now Playing"No more whatever the f*** they're doing inside there," youth climate activist Greta Thunberg addressed a rally outside COP26 in Glasgow.
Some 900,000 people have put their name to a letter marshaled by the activist group Avaaz and signed by Swedish eco-campaigner Greta Thunberg telling leaders to “face up to the emergency.”
“This is not a drill: It’s code red for the Earth,” the activists said in the letter. “Millions will suffer as our planet is devastated -- a terrifying future that will be created, or avoided, by the decisions you make. You have the power to decide.”
The activists detailed five main asks of the Glasgow summit: keeping alive the chance of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, ending fossil fuel investments, putting an end to “creative carbon accounting,” delivering the promised $100 billion of annual climate aid to poorer nations and enacting policies to protect workers and those most vulnerable to climate change.
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