COP26 live updates: Greta Thunberg to lead climate protests in Glasgow
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Trash collectors are engaged in a dispute over pay and working conditions with the Glasgow city council and have been out on strike since Nov. 1, taking advantage of the moment to get the world’s attention and put pressure on the city during COP. washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…
Greta Thunberg is leading thousands of activists in Glasgow, marching from Kelingrove Park to George Square. Chants and signs underline the growing sense of urgency about action on climate change. washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…
The Post spoke with six activists from the Philippines, Pakistan, India, Kenya, Bangladesh and Argentina, five of whom belong to a Fridays for Future chapter, about how climate change is impacting their countries and how they would define success at COP26. wapo.st/305CJFT
Al Gore says satellites will serve as “neighborhood watch” to monitor compliance with emissions pledges wapo.st/3mLm0jS 
Greta Thunberg headlined an afternoon of speeches from youth activists outside the United Nations climate summit.
Thunberg said #COP26 is a “failure,” “exclusionary” and “a global north green wash festival.” wapo.st/3k8vBzo
Thunberg said #COP26 is a “failure,” “exclusionary” and “a global north green wash festival.” wapo.st/3k8vBzo
Activists have brought a small iceberg from Greenland to the global climate summit in Glasgow.
The little berg is quietly melting outside the sprawl of the Scottish Events Campus, where #COP26 is taking place. wapo.st/3wxEqIh
The little berg is quietly melting outside the sprawl of the Scottish Events Campus, where #COP26 is taking place. wapo.st/3wxEqIh
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