Greta Thunberg appoints an opponent to "meet privately" after a rally on November 8, when he tried to interrupt her speech.

"If you want to speak privately with me, you can wait a while later," Thunberg told an opponent at a rally in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA yesterday, when this person tried to interrupt. Miss.

16-year-old Swedish girl travels around North America to raise awareness about climate change. "I can tell you that this is a very difficult time to find hope. I do not expect much from politicians and corporations. People are the biggest source of hope today." us, "Thunberg said before being interrupted.

Similar to previous statements, Thunberd accused adults of not taking action to fight climate change. "If adults and the authorities are too young to realize that, then we need to let them know. Change will come whether people want it or not," Thunberg added.

Greta Thunberg became famous globally last year, after dropping out of school to protest on the environment outside the Swedish parliament every Friday. Her movement then spread throughout the country, attracting millions of students to participate.

A speech at the United Nations on 23 September by child environmental activists caught the attention of the world when accusing adults and world leaders of jeopardizing the future of the younger generation when they refused to act. against climate change.

Thunberg's opinion was supported by many people but there were many opinions that her message was extreme, disrupting the fight against climate change and spreading confusion. World leaders such as Trump and Putin said they disagree with the child environmental activist and said her thinking was too "simple".