Greta

Thunberg
Presentation by Michela Fratta, Andrea Galetto, Sofia Minà, Lorenzo
Nardi, Francesca Rostan, Alexia Tancau and Nora Voglino
Index
Who is Greta Thunberg?
Greta's way of speaking
Climate change
Climate summit action 2019

Our generation
Greta's recent actions
Greta's goals
 Who is Greta
Thunberg?
Swedish environmental activist
Born 23 January, 2003
With Asperger syndrome
Greta's way of speaking
Greta speaks to teenagers
and world leaders truthfully.
She is an inspiration to many
young people.
“You have stolen my dreams and
my childhood with your empty
words…We are in the beginning
of a mass extinction, and all you
can talk about is money,
and
fairy tales of eternal economic
growth. How dare you!”

Greta Thunberg
The
climate
change
What really is this

phenomenon and what will

be its consequences?
What are the solutions?
Climate summit action 2019
-"People suffering and dying. Whole ecosystems
collapsing. How dare you?"

-actions to counter global warming after the

Paris Agreement

-IPCC scientific research

-global average temperature

OUR GENERATION
After Greta's first interventions
and speeches there were
great demonstrations by
generation Z.
WHAT CAN WE
DO?
Young people can play a very
important role in the fight against
global warming.
What can they do?
-sort waste;
-use ecological means of transport;
-reduce the use of meat as much as
possible
Greta's recent
actions
2018 2019 2020 2023
First strike at school: Book "No one is too small Documentary "I Am Book "The Climate Book:
Fridays for Future to make a difference" Greta" the facts and the solutions"
Greta's goals
Started at 15 years old
Sacrificed her education to fight for the
planet
Achieved huge goals:
"Person of the Year" in 2019 by the
magazine 'TIME'
Nominated twice for the Nobel
Peace Prize
Founded "Fridays for Future"
Sitography

https://www.britannica.com/b
iography/Greta-Thunberg

https://www.britannica.com/
biography/Greta-Thunberg

https://www.britannica.com/
biography/Greta-Thunberg
As Greta said: "No one is too
small to make a difference."
So...

Make the difference!