Greta Thunberg Shouts 'You Can Shove Your Climate Crisis' At COP26 Protest (VIDEO)

"When in Scotland..."

Western Canada Editor

Greta Thunberg joined a group of protestors at the COP26 climate change summit in Scotland and was spotted leading one of the raucous chants.

A video of the Swedish activist shows her singing "you can shove your climate crisis up your arse" in a park in Glasgow, apparently directing the message at world leaders.

She isn't the first person to take aim at world leaders, either. In October, the Queen was overheard roasting global leaders who "talk but don't do" during a rare outburst at an event.

COP26 is a meeting of the heads of state, including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. President Joe Biden, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French President Emmanuel Macron, to come up with a plan and promises for tackling climate change.

Thunberg was one of hundreds of protestors in the park nearby, expressing their frustration at what they describe as global leaders' failure to act.

In previous posts on her Twitter page, Thunberg has said young people feel "betrayal" by governments' failure to cut carbon emissions.

This article's cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.

  • Western Canada Editor Daniel Milligan was the Western Canada Editor at Narcity Canada. He was responsible for developing trending news strategies and managing a team of writers and editors. Originally from the U.K., Daniel holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in journalism from Staffordshire University. Over the past decade, he has worked on major news stories including terror attacks in London, England, and Manchester, along with royal weddings, Brexit developments, the Canadian federal election and the Nova Scotia mass shooting. Daniel was a senior editor and newsroom leader at Trinity Mirror, one of the U.K.'s largest regional news websites. He would later move to Toronto and work at Yahoo Canada and CTV News/CTV National News.

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