Greta Thunberg at UN climate talks: 'Everything we love is at stake'

Climate activist Greta Thunberg arrived at U.N. climate talks in Antalya, Turkey, on Tuesday, condemning the proceedings as hypocritical and urging leaders to prioritize people and the planet over profits and power. Thunberg criticized the annual COP31 conference for allowing host countries to "whitewash" themselves and for being filled with lobbyists from destructive industries. She warned that "everything and everyone we love is at stake" amid worsening climate disasters and geopolitical tensions. This is Thunberg's first climate summit since 2021, and her presence energized youth activists. The talks run until Nov. 20, with a key goal of boosting global electrification from renewable sources to 35% of energy consumption by 2035.