Greta Tunberg showed how she travels first class
Well-known activist Greta Tunberg showed how she travels on a train. She is sitting on the floor of a German train near her suitcases.
The girl in her tweeter wrote that it would be even better if you also told how friendly and competent our team served you in your places in the first class.
Thunberg became famous after her harsh speech at the UN General Assembly in September. She accused world leaders of inaction and unwillingness to tackle climate change.
A year ago, the activist stopped attending school on Fridays, and instead began to go out with single pickets to the Swedish parliament, demanding to reduce the level of greenhouse gas emissions in the country.
The girl is also known for preferring yachts to airplanes due to harmful exhausts. The management company thanked the activist for the fight, but recalled that Greta, like her staff, did not jostle in a cheap class.
Earlier, Time magazine called Greta Tunberg "Man of the Year." The 16-year-old resident of Sweden received this title because of her struggle for a clean environment.
The girl in her tweeter wrote that it would be even better if you also told how friendly and competent our team served you in your places in the first class.
Thunberg became famous after her harsh speech at the UN General Assembly in September. She accused world leaders of inaction and unwillingness to tackle climate change.
A year ago, the activist stopped attending school on Fridays, and instead began to go out with single pickets to the Swedish parliament, demanding to reduce the level of greenhouse gas emissions in the country.
The girl is also known for preferring yachts to airplanes due to harmful exhausts. The management company thanked the activist for the fight, but recalled that Greta, like her staff, did not jostle in a cheap class.
Earlier, Time magazine called Greta Tunberg "Man of the Year." The 16-year-old resident of Sweden received this title because of her struggle for a clean environment.
