LONDON (Reuters) – Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg said Thursday she will speak openly on the issue of climate change at the 27th session of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP27) in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, next month. . She criticized him harshly, saying it would be used for “greenwashing” which she pretended to be considerate. I gave a lecture at a publishing-related event in London that I visited to promote my new book.
“COP27 will open in a paradise for tourists in a country that violates many of its basic human rights,” he said. “(Used) by those in power to wash the green, lie and deceive,” she said.
When COP26 was held in Glasgow last year, Thunberg took part in the protests in the city. However, this year’s COP27 made it clear that he would not participate, saying: “It will be very difficult to make activists’ voices heard.” Egypt has effectively banned public demonstrations.
On the other hand, when an environmental activist launched Van Gogh’s iconic “Sunflowers” tomato soup at the National Gallery in London earlier this month, he said: “People are trying to find new ways, and it’s natural to expect these kinds of different things. behavior to emerge. “
