'It's all we have': young climate activists on the state of politics around the world

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : "So federal environmental policies are extremely important - it's basically the only thing we have.
57% : " The EU is often cited as a world leader on climate action.
50% : Other candidates, such as the second-placed Xóchitl Gálvez, have spoken more extensively on the environment, referring to increasing private investment in the energy transition and reversing state exploitation of oil and gas.
50% : "The environmental impacts are severe, especially on communities of colour, but the state government isn't going to be progressive for the foreseeable future - the petrochemical industry has such a strong stronghold on our state," she says.
26% : " She says ministers have failed to sufficiently drive up the home insulation and renewable energy that would cut both energy bills and carbon emissions: "Instead, they are making matters worse by handing out billions of pounds in tax breaks to [oil companies].
6% : " Leclercq says no climate activists want another term for Trump, who withdrew the US from the global UN climate agreement, but she says Biden's term has had flaws: "Biden campaigned on ending the lease of federal lands for oil drilling but his track record is having given out more permits than Trump.

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