Greta Thunberg, 16-year-old Swedish activist, led a protest on climate change outside  White House on September 13. She was joined by a large crowd of over 1500 protestors who raised ir voice, calling out for immediate action to help environment and reverse an alarming warming trend in aver global temperatures. Thunberg has inspired a series of protests and school strikes that have given her international recognition. fresh wave of demand for strict action against climate change and global warming has inspired youth, who are urging ults to t sabot ir future.

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White House Protest

massive protest around White House saw attendance of mostly school children. y called for immediate action from world’s governments to halt global warming, reduce fossil fuel consumption and avert environmental catastrophe.

young demonstrators chanted, “You can’t brea money, you can’t drink oil." "Protect our future!"

y also carried banners and posters with catchy slogans. "Make Earth Cool Again", “People or Profit?”, "This is a crisis, act like it!", "Business, as usual, is t eugh", were among slogans written on posters.

Several onlookers meanwhile shouted, "Thank you, Greta!" "We're all here for you — and climate!" After protesters marched around White House, Greta Thunberg delivered a short speech, to tell crowd she's grateful for ir support and proud of m for coming to march. 

"Never give up," she told protesters, ding, "See you next week, on September 20."

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Future Protests in US

Greta Thunberg plans to le protest ahe of next week's U.N. Climate Action Summit in New York City. She will dress U.N. Climate Action Summit on Sept. 23. Before that, Greta Thunberg will be organizing an international protest in New York City on September 20. protest is likely to be large, as New York City's public school system, supporting protest, anunced that children who wanted to skip school to participate in protest are more than welcome to. Moreover, Amnesty International Secretary General Kumi Naidoo has written a letter to more than 30,000 schools, urging m to allow ir students to join climate strikes.

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Walk Talk

Greta Thunberg believes in practising what she preaches. For that, she makes sure to le by example, to set course of exemplary behaviour. Last month, young activist crossed Atlantic Ocean in a solar-powered boat, landing in New York City on August 28. She chose method of transport to avoid carbon emissions from jet travel.

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Great Thuberg intends to spre awareness about environmental changes by talking about why people must pay attention to Earth's climate. By boosting people's awareness of dangers of climate change, Greta Thunberg wants m to use ir voting power to elect leers who will work to reduce carbon emissions and slow global warming. Along with that, she is attempting to target leers and people in power to ensure that y deal with environment change pro-actively.

Greta Thunberg gave a TED Talk about issue last vember and one month later, she me a powerful speech at a U.N. climate change conference in Poland. She has w been minated for bel Peace Prize. 

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