A Conversation Hosted by Emma Watson at The New York Times Climate Hub

Young climate leaders gathered from around the globe for a surprise session at The New York Times Climate Hub. In this session, guest hosted by Ms. Watson, the speakers discussed the need for collective, coalition-led leadership to accomplish the intersectional thinking that the climate challenge requires.
Speakers:
Emma Watson, Vanessa Nakate, Greta Thunberg, Malala Yousafzai, Tori Tsui, Viviam Villafaña, Daphne Frias, Mya-Rose Craig, Dominique Palmer, Amanda Gorman.
Video source: climatehub.nyt...

[@hildegardkhelfa5358]

What a great conversation. I very much admire all those women, they are role models and I bow my head in front of the younger generation, for taking such action and be so brave and well informed.

[@aadyarai4363]

Discussions and deliberations don't create a change at the mainstream basic level. You need to activate the DNA replication for cell division to occur and the same goes for every change in the world. You need the middle class to participate in the activist works. They are the people who would work better than the people who; after completing a long day's speech stay in a 7 star hotel enjoying Air Conditioners (CO émission), Stored food(refrigeration of course), etc. At a large scale.....🤷‍♂️

[@deepakmenon6720]

@@aadyarai4363 I think you're off your drugs.

[@souryabanik]

@@deepakmenon6720 give him some then bro!

[@scottwarren4998]

The way Emma get excited with criticism which she interprets as that she has to keep doing what she does, why doesn't she have that attitude with the Ukraine-crisis by showing her love to Ukraine? Do women only dare to take fights for racism and climate but nothing else?

[@hjmilian]

​@@scottwarren4998That's why politics and celebrity don't mix. Once it starts, the weight of the World is on your shoulders.

[@eslemouederni864]

What a wonderful conversation, I had tears while watching these wonderful and very well-spoken women bring out what politicians couldn't about the climate change. Thank you for this and hopefully change is coming.

[@daphnefrias1153]

So very sweet thanks!

[@natstube5855]

Im a big fan of Emma watson! Her movies are so great! Wish her health and Happiness!

[@daphnefrias1153]

So loved being apart of this conversation! And happy to be able to watch it back!

[@shilpinishad4954]

Omg you are so amazing

[@Sam4G0d]

This was very eye opening and inspiring to listen to, such amazing women - thank you!

[@tanyong4174]

I'm glad that the new generation has ideas and together to be a force to help our world.I'm from Thailand love you guys.

[@nozimazubaydullayeva_8]

woow unexpected wonderful conversetion ,your speech really inspired me .great team .good luck)

[@celebratelife8436]

This conversation was very insightful but seemed awfully scattered. There weren't any concrete plans for developing or establishing the movement, which made the panel still look naively driven by ideals that will probably never come to fruition if there is not a schematic approach that can actually solidify the solutions to the climate crisis. Unfortunately, putting massive pressure on world leaders is not enough. Daphne, the disability advocate is the only one person in this panel with her feet on the ground because she knows that the system has to be changed from within not from the outside.

[@elck3]

@@aycaiix sadly i think you are right. i'm becoming more and more disillusioned about the purpose, the intent, and overall the conduct of these discussions. they seem like rituals not conversations.

[@joshmitchell7136]

As this video comes to an end and you scroll down to read the the comment section, I implore you not only to indulge in the feeling of being inspired, but also in the words they actually speak. As mentioned by some of the activists, these conferences can be seen and heard but often forgotten soon after. If you felt inspired by this, if you felt defended and your beliefs advocated by this, that is because they are speaking so that those of us with far less influence can also be heard and that is a truly honorable thing. If you didn't feel inspired that's ok, they are standing up for your human right to a comfortable and manageable climate as well. One thing we can all be sure of is that taking ACTION on these words together gives us all more hope and that hope will dismiss our fear of uncertainty as we make progress as a diverse and unified whole.

[@Diya-ht2ue]

we all can take small steps to protect our climate and environment 1. plant trees more 2. don't waste papers 3. reuse and recycle things as much as possible 4. carry jute or cotton bags in place of plastics.. refill pens in place of use & throw plastic pens 5. Report to local authority if you find people are not following env rules 6. engage more people in this awareness and make rally sometimes to make others aware, we can change. only we can

[@moonleyli1105]

I have so much more hope now, this made me cry, thank you for uploading this and making it accessible to people all around the world

[@-Nobody-1]

Outside of thoughtful platitudes, nothing much else was actually said. More like a group therapy session, than a discussion of solutions.

[@andrewcollins2650]

Tori Tsui's point on coalition building seemed really important to me. There's a lot of inertia to overcome to crack problems of political will, apathy, vested interests, etc., and it's good to see people banding together across a large range of issue areas and carrying each other's causes forward, instead of staying in separate little silos. Lots of overlap and agreement in the answers here, even with speakers from such different backgrounds and specialities, so coalitions seem pretty natural. On the other hand, I imagine it's hard to balance the need for a heavyweight political presence with the need for a tightly focused agenda for change. Much respect for these activists, they've a tough job ahead. Well done & thank you to all who put together the event!

[@formerslytherin8763]

I so proud of Emma!! I’m also so glad she’s helping reduce global warming!!

[@justvlogging9155]

How?

[@alexmason8557]

Hoax

[@kevinsavasci7311]

did she hand in her mobile phone to start with?

[@alexmason8557]

@@kevinsavasci7311 she probably got there in a private jet.

[@daniellysohirka5079]

shes an actor, biggest industry that uses electronics, i.e. the we mine from up in Manitoba here like Zinc and Copper, then Smelt and cast it for your iPhone or Galaxys. But we gotta go Underground and collect a paycheck too. Uranium uses Muriatic acid to purify it into yellow cake for the Nuclear Reactors, and Gold uses cyanide to get up to 85-90% return. It's the world we were born into, or I was born into, which was mining and it pays 6 figures without a high school education.

[@keddah_ismail]

What I loved most about this conversation is it's members humility

[@unknownxppp]

What a great conversation.Along this I'm very GLAD that you finally came back at You Tube!! I was totally scared about you and your family,may God bless you 🙏 and your family ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mrxvibesx]

Well, good luck to all activists for better future! Thank you Emma Watson for taking a part in this. God gave us blessing to populate the planet not to destroy it. When I became believer I wanted to save the world but later I learned that: "Changing the world comes with changing yourself." Changing yourself is a first rock for moving in moving the whole mountain. Good luck young ladies! - Miemel 🙂

[@valenoella24]

All these women are wonderful and Emma is amazing for hosting this.

[@lunac7531]

This is ecofeminism: intersectionality of all issues and fights! Patriarchy and capitalism have power and dominate everything and everyone on earth! thank you for this talk

[@lilywrites4357]

thank u so much Emma as always sharing ur position with others to make their voices heard on the most important things that we all have to step together to make change. this whole conversation was great and thanku to everyone who work hard to try to let everyone know that we all share the same place and that every little thing we do shape the total conclusion. we can do this together.....

[@xazarxazari7133]

Thanks, from Iran 🇮🇷❤️🌷

[@gabrielvdenton]

Sustainable agriculture and permaculture are part of the solution. Reversing desertification, conserving water, growing food :) "We cannot eat coal..." Thank you all you wonderful women!

[@chamikanilupul8437]

Its been a looong time emma.love seeing you back in action.

[@Freepalestine7242]

I wish someone could have spoken up for the Middle East. All the oil extraction and the wars. But well this would have been a geopolitical discussion

[@emma_crush]

Yeah💯, we must wanna understand the seriousness of the situation, And to take steps to prevent the Global warming is very important 🌱🌱🌱🙏🙏🙏🙏.

[@qpwdfgh4939]

Just a quick question. Is it possible to completely stop fuel usage? What substitutes do we have when so much of our energy is from fossil fuels?

[@emma_crush]

@@qpwdfgh4939 Completely stopping is not possible frd, But using alternative energy may reduce the usage of fossil fuels 🙂, such as Solar , hydro energies & bio fuels , etc;...🌏

[@qpwdfgh4939]

@@emma_crush yeah I guessed...just checking out cuz the lady next to Emma

[@fav4373]

emma watson should interview jordan peterson asap

[@mastxx_]

It's so true ❣

[@mirandamoussa5162]

Each individual person really holds a great power in his/her/theirs hands, these women show it to us. We should all fight against policies that are directly or indirectly increasing the global warming. Truly inspired by this conversation!

[@dimeterchevaeros8480]

You forgot the demon-pronouns, how dare you!

[@prabhu08]

Thank you for you being a part towards climate recovery action. ❤️

[@yousseftimili1931]

Very nice ! I'm Improving my English.🌟 From France.

[@codedfinance1149]

This is like asking what can be done to undo bullet wounds after someone has alreasy been shot. They can't be un-shot. We can slow the bleeding... And try to cap it, but it is impossible with the way the current economy is run. With central bank economics. With farmers harvesting our food that we need to live with gas powered tractors. , and truckers transporting the food to grocery stores or produce markets, food that we need to eat. Or families who don't live in bicycle friendly climates year round, who don't want to bike two hours to work every day and two hours back because that eats away at their time with their families, time which that traveling by car gives back to many people. Working remotely can help a lot. Recycled battery companies and technologies can help a lot. But alternative fuel methods to petrol have gross environmental externalities. Does anyone know what materials are requires to be mined and processed to have a completely solar powered and electric world? Even the coal and hydrogen that is burned for trains and subways to run... Which many activists use still, or the amount of pollution that goes into making bicycle tires... New electric cars, etc. It will never be "perfect" even if everyone goes back to traveling only by horse and by sail or row boat. Could it help out slow? Maybe.... But so, so much has to be done in literally every economic, food, travel, and energy facet. The infrastructure for all of this needed to be complete 20 years ago. The fuel off of which that infrastructure is run needed to be a "clean" source... Decades ago. The metals mined for this to be possible, needed to happen years ago. Oh... Let's not forget... People don't want capitalism to exist. Capitalism is the reason a demand for cleaner output vehicles exists in the first place. Capitalism and democracy... Is the reason greta's voice was ever heard. Before... She would just sit with a sign every day. It wasn't until capitalism - born technology started broadcasting her efforts that her voice was heard. Television? Invented in a capitalist society. Computer? Internet? Instagram? Facebook? Came from within the trenches of the very society that gives her a voice and somewhere to broadcast. The same system that also produces a lot of waste. The same system that is trying to insentivise and make cool and sexy cleaner fuel methods for labor and for energy.

[@CharlotteElizabeth92]

Please put these incredible women in charge! They put politicians to shame.

[@resonate9815]

first you should find a real job before trying to tackle the world.

[@skepticalpodcasts]

Love You My Dear Emma❤️ Waiting for this from a very long time....🙂🙂🙂

[@chandanidissanayaka2613]

Rather than mentioning just the person who hosted the Conference, I'd rather say Greta's point of view is more reasonable which is why it must not remain underrated as it is. Just because you conduct conversations which is what modern leaders and politicians do, it doesn't change the reality. People may also need motivation but that does not mean actions not just actions STRONG AND RECOGNIZED actions should be taken to change the harsh nature of the world as much as possible. It may not seem as critical as others in these conversations but as for my point of view as a thirteen-year-old, it sounds the most sensible and touching to me.

[@k-m1gameplays990]

Such a nice talk. Love what you are doing Emma. 😉👍

[@xTimelessGamingx]

Finally this channel uploaded a new video

[@bobamsd5559]

finally! after so long, she's back :)

[@S.S.A.1]

Türkiyeden merhabalar uzun zaman sonra ilk defa video görmek beni çok mutlu etti 😊

[@jemb9896]

Such an important conversation. All these women are inspirational.

[@amankumarsingh7296]

You're amazing Emma Watson! Thanks for working on climate change.

[@tuma0893]

What a conversation!!! Thanks for all your givings activities, i am really pleasure to heard those voices from around the world thank you so much. And Emma sweetheart I can’t say much but i love you, you’re my iconic, you are helping the universe to be cleans and heal in a healthy way, big LOVE energy for you and all of people who care about our planet 🙏🏻🪄🌱🌴🌾🌬🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍✨🕊🙏🏻

[@POTTERS_HOME]

Love you Emma 🤩❣️

[@iamssr17]

Almost Two years Waited after subscription to watch a new video....... Finally......... Inner Peace..... ✌

[@hellostephanie]

Is the power of women not obvious enough? This panel of diverse, young women is a perfect example.

[@ImSecular]

These Activists and Politicians are the same Just doing bla bla bla🤔 (Except my lovely Emma. 😁nice to see you back active again ❤️)

[@lillwing]

These girls should be the ones ruling the world. There is hope. Thank you ❤️

[@champ_achirawit4715]

I love your way about opinion from challenge in time. It's growing new attitude and change the people from your mind. Thank you fully on mine.

[@sabinayeasmin13]

Take love from Bangladesh ❤️🇧🇩

[@andreas11735]

Thank you Emma for speaking out in support of Palestine. You are a legend!

[@resonate9815]

Aah nice pun.

[@noudj3235]

A big conversation with a lot of criticism of the current state of things but no solution-driven conversation sadly. We only know that the COP is not doing enough, but what should they be doing ? We need to have a plan, what is going to replace fossile fuels ? Which laws should be followed by governments to aply these changes ?

[@hnnng]

All systems that runs on oil or a oilbased product, will stop working if we stop pumping up oil. And manny things that we use every day is made of an oilbased product. How will they replace oilbased products? How about computers? How about transport? Boats, planes, trains they all use some things made out of an oilbased product. Just how would they like to replace all of that? Do they even think about it? I'll think I say: "The ancient oracle said that I was the wisest of all the Greeks. It is because I alone , of all the Greeks, know that I know nothing". These girls needs to know how everyting is made , and what it is made of, before they go out and try to change things.

[@JamieHumeCreative]

Have you stopped doing these Emma? I hope that you do more interviews. Bravo! This was a wonderful panel. Reposted.

[@lanaali5932]

a lovely conversation hopefully this will help our world and i am also so happy that Emma is back

[@quibblcr]

All of the answers thst they said really inspired me!

[@brianockerman8604]

Thank you all 😊❤

[@jinujaz2804]

When i watch the video i just think it's a conversation.. But suddenly i think there another prblms where also behind this climate changes.. It's also change people in different prospectives.. And iam so glad iam living in a century there someone want to take action against atrocities against nature.. Glads to hear this voices.. Its give me different thoughts about my world.. I don't where will end.. But i have lot sparkles of hope that we can make a better world... Get ready girlss.. 🤩🤩🤩

[@JessicaChastainFan]

Emma and the rest of these women are wise beyond their years. Great conversation!

[@paige5555]

I'm so happy that you uploaded such a nice video...was waiting from a year 😊♥️

[@shubhapandey2535]

That was a great conversation we are trying to make our world a better place. We are the ones getting hope and ideas and we know that our world will soon be changed into a great place thanks to you sooner or later they will know and want to stop letting our earth burn. We should all fight against policies that are directly or indirectly increasing global warming. Truly inspired by this conversation! Thanks for opening our eyes, Emma.

[@gabrielvdenton]

So much compassion here!

[@dancortat7445]

Hi, from Brazil.

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

thankyou for this! will share this as far and wide as i can

[@krishnaku4326]

Great conversation 👍

[@butterflyedits9]

Great! A really love Emma's job! AMAZING as always!

[@patriciabaughn4749]

These intelligent young people are the future of the world. They are inspirational and fill me with hope.

[@gulhanatbas9297]

Thanks for the amazing, informative, relatable conversation around climate change, racism, and all different types of discriminations around the globe. Such a Great conversation! Seeing these brilliant women getting together and making something that matters to entire humanity and the universe. Guiding people to become aware of all different cultures, races, ethnicity, and so on and seeing them as values which alleviate the civilization.

[@agm950]

Emma Watson 🌹💕

[@uniquefriend1602]

This panel looks like the future to me if there is one.

[@slmaxpower7924]

when I saw this notification, the phone fell down of my hand🙃🙃 It's a huge Surprise ❤️❤️❤️

[@fav4373]

lets create awareness and do nothing, lets not become a scientist , just let other people do the hard job

[@kevinsavasci7311]

Do you people know what most of the parts in your Mobile phones and Laptops are made from???????????

[@mullaiselvan4771]

Love from Malaysia

[@Manojusa]

Hi emma watson your old subscriber 🖐️ 👇

[@ramkumarthangavel4717]

After a long period of time video came in this channel 😍

[@yayansugiana3738]

Only one word for all the panelist: SMART!

[@sunmithaarul7963]

Thanks for uploading 🤍

[@Babyangel-e8e]

Emma Watson amazing person

[@harrypotterhastas209]

Love you Emma

[@arjunrane3010]

Emma Watson 💖

[@Surapuradhambholadbhalbooking]

Yes you are right ✅👏

[@Fairstarter]

What an amazing collection of great people!

[@sunnysingh1439]

Emma is love ❤️❤️❤️

[@rubymars5493]

Climate change is real. Even the climate in 2021 differs so much to that in 2020. We all can prevent this by doing a little things in our daily life: recycle, using more sustainable eco friendly products, using less disposable products.

[@olympia1763]

This is amazing.

[@saleelnalakath4534]

Hi Emma this is my humble request could you have any organisation running please give me a chance

[@mysterousgamer101]

Imagine if I got emma watson heart ❤

[@barcaaa8814]

when did this happen? is this new?? i mean the conversation❤️

[@jaydas8976]

Its from November, so it’s pretty recent

[@matchaqueen6541]

She's such a gem, bless her!

[@ultron2913]

A great conversation about climate therefore if we didn't stop that doing , end of world is near

[@Michael8888G]

Love ya Emma ❤ the universe is involved in that. And God loves you.

[@stevenpiontkowski220]

Stop permits for 300 year flood plains.

[@shingo_ai]

Emma, I miss you. Where are your new interviews? It was so wonderful and inspiring to watch as you interviewed such amazing and interesting people. But now you only seem to appear briefly to promote gin. I adore you; your portrayal of Hermione became beloved by everyone because it was you who brought her to life. Please, make the world bright and warm again by lighting it up with your smile and warmth.

[@nilsonfernandesgoncalves716]

Good morning for you and your family; my Loved Wife Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson. That you and your family have a Glamurous day. I send my many kisses for you 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@nill8675]

i love you Emma 💙💙💙

[@jjsv03]

Thank you!

[@nima666.]

Finally after 1 year Love you emma ❤

[@shroudgamerz1487]

So happy to hear that voice and you

[@PhoenixBlackRBLX]

OMg he is back !!!

[@moya_kirieshka]

Emma, ​​you are the best🔥❤️ I love you❤️

[@lumi7820]

Yayy i needed seeing her

[@adam2008ize]

great work emma. i love your videos