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Greta Thunberg: The planet is being killed. (2026, November 12). Al Jazeera. https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2026/11/12/greta-thunberg-the-planet-is-being-killed?traffic_source=rss
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Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has arrived at the COP31 United Nations climate summit in Antalya, Turkey, marking her first appearance at the annual talks in five years since 2021. During the conference, the 23-year-old activist issued a sharp critique of world leaders, accusing them of being hypocritical and prioritizing profits and power over the protection of people and the planet. Thunberg delivered a stark warning that the planet is "not dying, it is being killed and we know by who," suggesting that current leadership is driving the destruction of the environment. She warned of a future characterized by more genocides, ecocides, and the loss of basic rights, where basic necessities could become luxuries. On the sidelines of the event, she specifically criticized Australia's slow pace of action on climate change, stating that "even a snail would agree" with calls for the nation to phase out fossil fuels. The summit follows a year of climate-induced heat waves, and while Andy Burnham was the only G7 leader in attendance, Thunberg and other activists from nations including Nepal, Australia, Palestine, and Canada emphasized that the climate crisis is an immediate threat to global livelihoods.
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Climate activist Greta Thunberg delivered a stark warning at COP31, accusing those in power of driving the planet’s destruction. She warned that current actions could lead to a future marked by more genocides, ecocides, and the loss of basic human rights. The report highlights her specific stance that the planet is currently being killed by leaders in power.
Greta Thunberg: The planet is being killed (this article)2 articles from Al Jazeera on this storyClimate activist Greta Thunberg criticized wealthy governments at the COP31 summit in Antalya, Turkey, for failing to take the climate crisis seriously and argued that the very people tasked with saving the planet are responsible for killing it. The report highlights urgent pleas from vulnerable nations, including Mali, Seychelles, and Palau, as leaders warned that the 1.5-degree warming goal is slipping away and…
Greta Thunberg hits out at Cop31 leaders as nations plead for help: ‘No one is coming to our rescue’ →3 articles from The Independent on this storyGreta Thunberg, a prominent climate activist, has arrived in Antalya, Turkey, for the UN's Conference of the Parties (COP31) climate summit. This marks her first attendance since 2021 when she criticized global leaders' promises as insincere. At the event, Thunberg emphasized the urgency to prioritize people and the planet over corporate profits and political power, citing recent climate-induced disasters worldwide.
Activist Greta Thunberg arrives at UN climate talks in Turkey →At COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, Swedish activist Greta Thunberg criticized Australia’s slow progress on climate action by comparing it to a snail's pace. During a press conference on Thursday, alongside Indigenous advocate Rikki Dank, Thunberg and other activists called for more decisive action against fossil fuels rather than the current focus on electrification at the conference. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese…
‘Even a snail would agree’: Greta Thunberg slams Australia’s net zero pace →At the Cop31 climate summit in Antalya, Turkey, Greta Thunberg, the Swedish activist, criticized world governments for their inadequate response to the climate crisis. Thunberg, now 23, emphasized that the planet is "being killed" by human actions and urged activists to fight for human rights. She linked climate change to other global issues like war and warned of a future with more genocides and ecocides. British…
The planet ‘is being killed’, Greta Thunberg tells Cop31 climate summit →
