manifesto speech

search online for someone called "Greta Thunberg", and then re-write it in your own words
hint: Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg started her Skolstrejk för Klimatet on 20 August 2018 at the Mynttorget in her hometown Stockholm.


I found things like this https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....act_id=3467683
"Individual Action, Collective Change: Six Ways Individuals Can Create Environmental Change"
Harvard Law & Policy Review Online , U of Houston Law Center No. 2019-A-10

and this never downloaded for some reason http://www.irishmarxistreview.net/in...ticle/view/331
"The environmental crisis and the new environmental revolt"
J Molyneux - Irish Marxist Review, 2019 - irishmarxistreview.net

Greta has written some papers herself, you should be able to track down and translate, re-write that which you agree with

G. Thunberg: Cambiemos el mundo (Lumen, 2019)
G. Thunberg: Rejoignez-nous (Kero, 2019).
G. Thunberg: Ich will, dass ihr in Panik geratet! Meine Reden zum Klimaschutz (Fischer, 2019).
G. Thunberg: Canviem el mon #vagapelclima (Destino, 2019)

and what seems to be a book in English,
G. Thunberg: No One is Too Small to Make a Difference (Penguin, 2019)

above references to papers from https://osf.io/cyhpd
OSF PREPRINTS

Short Review of Climate Change in Support of Greta Thunberg and Fridays for Future
AUTHORS Rainer Kühne, CREATED ON October 04, 2019, LAST EDITED October 04, 2019

Abstract
I review the evidence of natural climate change as given by the Greenland ice core data of the past 120,000 years and the Antarctica ice core data of the past 900,000 years. These data show that the atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration newer exceeded 300 ppm (parts per million by volume) during the 650,000 years which preceded AD 1900.....
Preprint DOI 10.31219/osf.io/cyhpd


you can download that last short paper free at Facebook for Scientists, "ResearchGate"
https://www.researchgate.net/publica...ays_for_Future

and simply that short Rainer Kühne paper from RG should be able to be edited in your own words into something political, I guess.