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Greta Thunberg and other environmental activists gather outside the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg, northeastern France, which is due to rule in three separate cases to decide wether states are doing enough in the face of climate change. IMAGES
US President Donald Trump has been furiously and hysterically tweeting about various states' ballot-counting processes. He's argued that votes still being counted in vital battleground states such as Michigan and Pennsylvania should be dismissed. However, HuffPost reports he's been dished out the same condescending advice from the same young environmentalist he gave it to. Greta Thunberg tweeted that Trump should 'chill,' 'work on his Anger Management problem' and watch a 'good old fashioned movie with a friend. Trump originally used the 'anger management' line against Thunberg in December 2019 after the teen was named Time’s Person of the Year.
Teenage environmental activist Greta Thunberg had strong words for Amy Coney Barrett. Amy Coney Barrett has a fairly noncommittal stance on climate change. The Supreme Court nominee expressed it during her confirmation hearing earlier this week. “To be fair, I don’t have any ‘views on climate change’ either,” Thunberg wrote on Twitter. “Just like I don’t have any ‘views’ on gravity, the fact that the earth is round, photosynthesis nor evolution ... But understanding and knowing their existence really makes life in the 21st century so much easier.” Thunberg Thunberg rose to fame for taking a stance against climate change at a very young age.
Climate activist Greta Thunberg joins a protest outside the EU Commission buildings in Brussels. Europe unveiled a landmark green growth law on Wednesday but failed to impress teenage activist Greta Thunberg, who dubbed it a "surrender" to the threat of climate change. IMAGES
Madrid, Dec 11 (EFE).- Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg on Wednesday addressed the plenary session of the COP25 UN Climate Change Conference in Madrid.In her speech, the Swedish climate activist urged the leaders of the world's richest countries to increase their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, accusing them of delaying taking real action by offering "misleading" pledges.The Conference runs in the Spanish capital until Dec 13. (Camera: LEO REDONDO).FOOTAGE SHOWS THE ARRIVAL OF SWEDISH CLIMATE ACTIVIST GRETA THUNBERG AT THE VENUE OF THE UNITED NATIONS CLIMATE SUMMIT IN MADRID, SPAIN.
While in Los Angeles, teenage Swedish activist Greta Thunberg attends a school strike and climate action rally. IMAGES
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