16-year-old climate activist GretaThunberg is TIME’s Person of the Year TIMEPOY
at the United Nations climate summitOf the movement she has helped turn into a global conversation, Greta told the magazine,"We can’t just continue living as if there was no tomorrow, because there is a tomorrow. That is all we are saying.”
While Greta speaks in the first-person about her personal life — including why learning about the crisis at age 11 first triggered her depression and later inspired her to act — she often refers to a"we" that symbolizes other young people putting in the work to move the needle towards a more equitable future for communities who are already being affected by the climate crisis and environmental racism, and who often do not receive the same amount of media attention.
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