Twelve-Year-Old Climate Activist

Kiké Dueck, a twelve-year-old climate activist from Canada who is already making waves in the fight for a sustainable future, sits down with James. Kiké shares what inspired them to take action at such a young age, the challenges of being a youth voice in a world dominated by adults, and the creative ways young people can make a difference. From school strikes to community organizing, to suing your government, Kiké proves that no one is too young to speak up for the planet. We also discuss the role of education, how family and friends react to activism, and Kiké's vision for a cleaner, more just world. Their passion and determination are a reminder that the next generation isn't waiting for change—they're creating it. Listen in for an inspiring conversation full of honesty, courage, and hope for the future. Topics: Saskatchewan Bill 137, pronouns in schools Suing the Saskatchewan SaskParty Government - TikTok CBC feature: Kiké's Climate strike Contact Us cleanenergyshow@gmail.com or leave us an online voicemail: Follow/

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Twelve-Year-Old Climate Activist is an episode from The Clean Energy Show by James Whittingham.

This episode is 30:03 long.

This episode was published on Feb 9, 2026.

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