I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to cry at this love story all over again — even if “it's not gonna be easy, it’s gonna be really hard.” Broadway, take my money — and my mascara.Let us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out:Ryan Gosling Basically RecreatedThe Notebook’s Dancing Scene With Jimmy Kimmel RC: I hope they learn to listen and to relate to people instead of just thinking, What's best for the country? Because the people are the country. If you actually were to sit and listen during Heidi’s speech, and then when me or Thursday come on, I think you get a sense of what's going on. So listen, join the conversation, and you're the one who can change things.In the 24 hours that have passed sinceDonald Trumpsigned hisexecutive order TW: That they need to have real debates. There's a difference between debating and arguing. I don't feel like politicians listen to each other. I hope they soak up all the information — including the statistics for violence against women — and decide to make policies or laws to change that. is no longer an ask, but a necessity. We will form our own conferences outside of the constraints of bureaucracy and fossil fuel interests, bringing forth international demands and action steps. We will dismantle COP and its false solutions that masquerade as “progress.” We will rely on each other as a global movement. Together, we can create road maps that effectively put us on track for IPCC deadlines without worrying about having to indulge various executives. Governments across the globe will look to us as an example of adequate climate action, and we will make them listen with coordinated demonstrations and initiatives. In the year 2021, with temperatures rapidly approaching the 1.5 degree Celsius threshold, catering to the fossil fuel industry is a death sentence. Polluters Out is no longer just a rallying cry, it is an indispensable climate policy and first step toward securing humanity’s future.