Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger has shown understanding for radical climate protests. “These are people who mean well,” said the 75-year-old. He added, “Maybe they’re just not doing it the way we’d like,” the former California governor said.
In an interview with the BBC, the Styrian resident pointed out that most countries had not yet fulfilled their promises at the UN climate conference in Paris.
The aim is to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees compared to the end of the 19th century. “As a result, people around the world are angry with governments that come up with excuse after excuse for why they can’t do it,” Schwarzenegger said. “People are angry and wondering what to do. So they will do anything because they are angry.”
British government strengthens the right to demonstrate
In the UK and elsewhere, climate activists have also used radical forms of protest such as chaining, taping and painting buildings and expensive artwork to demonstrate for greater environmental protection. The UK government has severely restricted the right to demonstrate to prevent such protests. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had said protesters should be ashamed of their selfish behaviour.
Color attack by climate activists: “Country is dying!”
Italian climate activists painted the water of the famous Trevi Fountain black in Rome on Sunday. “Our country is dying,” cried the activists, who were insulted and insulted by tourists and passersby before local police intervened.
Schwarzenegger has also made a name for himself as a climate protector. He called on activists not to block development as a solution to climate change. “We must prevent every project from being stopped. We have to start building, building, building all these green projects,” the action star said.
Source: Krone
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