Protesters took to the streets of London on Friday to lobby against the use of fossil fuels, ahead of the start of the United Nations Climate Summit in the Scottish city of Glasgow. The protests in London included Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg as well as many other young campaigners from around the world. Protesters included Future activists from Africa, Asia and the Pacific, who have united for financial activities such as deforestation, mining and polluting industries.
protest with poster
The United Nations Climate Change Convention has been named CAP-26. The conference is to be held in Glasgow on November 1 and 2. The protesters started arriving even before the leaders arrived. The protesters took to the streets and protested fiercely. The protesters protested with posters in their hands. Protests have begun outside the Climate Justice Memorial in Lloyd’s, London’s main market. The protesters are demanding that global institutions stop investing in the use of conventional biofuels. Briana Frauen of Samoa said that as much as we are passionate about being here, we should not be here. Our pain, our suffering, our tears and our suffering should not be what is necessary to take action. We already know what we need to do. We need to break out of the fossil fuel era, we need to break away from the industries that are causing this loss and despair.
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The world is heading towards grave danger
Many environmentalists are calling the conference, which runs from October 31 to November 12, as the world’s last chance to change the course of the fight against climate change. On Friday, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned at the Group of 20 summits of major industrialized and developing countries and that there is a serious risk that Glasgow will not deliver. He said that despite the updated climate targets by many countries, the world is still not paying attention to the climate catastrophe that could become a bigger threat going forward.
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