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

Climate activist Greta Thunberg arrived Tuesday at the U.N. climate summit in Antalya, Turkey, warning that climate change threatens "everything and everyone we love" and urging action to prioritize people and the planet over profits. Speaking to reporters at the COP31 venue, Thunberg said current political and economic systems are "incompatible with human nature" and called for structural changes to benefit the global majority rather than a fortunate few. She is attending her first U.N. climate summit since 2021. The meeting follows a year of climate-induced heat waves and disasters. Thunberg previously criticized Azerbaijan's 2024 summit hosting as "greenwashing," and she is expected to participate in this year's talks for several days.