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“Please save your praise. We don’t want it,” she told the Senate climate crisis task force at a meeting held to honor her leadership, according to. “Don’t invite us here to just tell us how inspiring we are without actually doing anything about it, because it doesn’t lead to anything.”
“If you want advice for what you should do, invite scientists, ask scientists for their expertise. We don’t want to be heard. We want the science to be heard,” Greta continued. “I know you are trying, but just not hard enough. Sorry.”
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