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| Webchat – share questions for George Monbiot and climate strike activists | Webchat – share questions for George Monbiot and climate strike activists |
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| As part of our coverage of the global youth strikes around the world we are inviting readers to submit questions about the movement, and climate change issues more generally, for a live discussion taking place here on Friday. | As part of our coverage of the global youth strikes around the world we are inviting readers to submit questions about the movement, and climate change issues more generally, for a live discussion taking place here on Friday. |
| Young climate activists around the world: why I’m striking today | Brianna Fruean and others | |
| Young campaigners as well as Guardian columnist and environmental campaigner George Monbiot will be online from around 10.30am (GMT). The young activists will be posting their answers using their Student Climate Network account. | Young campaigners as well as Guardian columnist and environmental campaigner George Monbiot will be online from around 10.30am (GMT). The young activists will be posting their answers using their Student Climate Network account. |
| George has written about how the campaign requires the support of all generations to succeed, but how does that work in practice? What does success mean and how can it be achieved? How can older generations best support younger members of society in their action? What moved people to take action, and what exactly does that look like? | George has written about how the campaign requires the support of all generations to succeed, but how does that work in practice? What does success mean and how can it be achieved? How can older generations best support younger members of society in their action? What moved people to take action, and what exactly does that look like? |
| If you have questions for the campaigners or for George Monbiot about this growing movement or about how to become involved more generally in climate activism share them in the comments below – we’ll feature some of the best, along with the answers, above the line here. | If you have questions for the campaigners or for George Monbiot about this growing movement or about how to become involved more generally in climate activism share them in the comments below – we’ll feature some of the best, along with the answers, above the line here. |