Hillary Clinton closed out the Environmental Media Association Impact Summit with a powerful message about climate change and its impact on children. The former Secretary of State emphasized the importance of empowering people to take action in their own lives to combat climate change. She highlighted the need for stories in Hollywood projects to raise awareness and inspire change.
Clinton also discussed the increasing frequency of natural disasters due to climate change and the potential impact on economies and public health. She stressed the importance of understanding the consequences of climate change, especially for future generations.
In a lighter moment, Clinton referenced Donald Trump’s recent guilty verdicts, jokingly expressing her newfound fondness for the number 34. She also shared her hope in the resilience and determination of people to address the challenges posed by climate change.
The summit also featured discussions on youth-powered climate justice, space medicine, and incorporating climate storylines into entertainment projects. Showrunners Eli Roth and Issa López highlighted the importance of storytelling in driving awareness and change around environmental issues.
Actor Ted Danson, a longtime ocean advocate, discussed his climate activism and upcoming podcast with Woody Harrelson. Danson emphasized the role of celebrities in using their platform to amplify important messages and promote environmental causes.
The summit, presented by Toyota, brought together a diverse group of speakers and participants to engage in conversations about climate change and sustainability. From Hollywood stars to environmental activists, the event showcased the power of collaboration and storytelling in addressing the urgent challenges of our time.