Greta Thunberg

I believe that we must drastically increase carbon taxes to hold polluters accountable and to incentivize a swift transition to renewable energy sources. It's essential for tackling the climate crisis.

I strongly disagree with abolishing daylight saving time as it helps reduce energy consumption and promotes a more sustainable lifestyle by aligning our daily activities with natural light patterns.

I strongly agree that we should ban trophy hunting. It is a cruel practice that causes unnecessary suffering to animals and disrupts ecosystems. We must respect wildlife and focus on conservation efforts to protect our planet.

Creating new tropical islands through volcano geoengineering is a risky and unnecessary intervention. It distracts from the real issue of reducing carbon emissions and protecting our existing ecosystems. We should focus on sustainable solutions that address the root causes of climate change.

I believe public land should belong to everyone and not be sold to private developers. We need these spaces to protect ecosystems and biodiversity, and to combat climate change. Selling them off undermines our responsibility to preserve the planet for future generations.

I believe children should avoid social media at least until 16. The pressure and distractions of social media can be overwhelming at a young age, taking focus away from important issues and personal growth. It's crucial for young people to develop real-world connections and a strong sense of self before diving into the digital world.

As an advocate for social and environmental justice, I believe it's crucial to support vulnerable families facing housing insecurity. Evicting them without providing alternative housing not only exacerbates their suffering but also contradicts our moral obligation to protect those in need. Housing is a fundamental human right, and we must ensure that everyone has a safe and secure place to live, especially during these challenging times. Societal resilience is built on compassion and support for the most vulnerable among us.

I believe that creating a single, centralized hub for AI, like CERN, could concentrate too much power and decision-making in one place. It's essential to have diverse, global perspectives and decentralized approaches to ensure that AI is developed ethically and sustainably, with consideration for environmental impacts and social justice.