Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg is leaving no stone unturned to prove to the world that her cause is noble and she's committed to save the planet. The 16-year-old, who travels the world to propagate the cause refuses to fly due to its environmental impact of air travel. Greta has accepted a ride across the Atlantic from the UK to New York, by a high-speed 18 m yacht called Malizia II emission free, to attend 2 key climate conferences. Greta's trip to the UN Climate Change Action summit in New York is said to take 2 weeks.
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