At the age of 85, Jane Fonda intends to persist with her climate protests, stating that everyone needs to be involved in the effort.

Jane Fonda has no intention of retiring from activism in the near future.
Earlier this week, she expressed her disbelief that anyone could not support protests for climate advocacy.
I have a great affection for animals and nature.
If we don't take action, everything will be ruined.
The actress from "Book Club" emphasized the urgency of the situation and the need for everyone to participate. She made these comments during the premiere of the sequel, "The Next Chapter," in Manhattan. Fonda is known for her protests against the Vietnam War in her youth, which resulted in her being called "Hanoi Jane" after a photo of her sitting on a North Vietnamese anti-aircraft gun in Hanoi in 1972.
Jane Fonda retracts her statement about pro-lifers being murderers after receiving backlash online, stating that it was obviously made in jest. In her memoir from 2005, Fonda admits to not considering the consequences of her actions and requests that photos from the incident not be made public.
As I walk back to the car accompanied by the translator, I suddenly realize the significance of what has just occurred.
Oh, dear Lord.
It will appear as though I attempted to bring down the United States.
At the time, she wrote "planes!" and it's possible that the Vietnamese had everything planned. Sign up for the entertainment newsletter by clicking here.
I will always remain unaware.
If they were responsible, can I truly hold them accountable? Ultimately, I am the one in charge.
I permitted it to happen if I was taken advantage of.
I made an error and I am still suffering the consequences for it. During the Television Critics Associations Summer Press Tour in 2018, I revisited the incident.
I feel a sense of pride for having gone to Vietnam at the time that I did.
I deeply apologize for my lack of consideration in sitting on the gun at that moment and the negative impression it may have conveyed to the men present and their loved ones.
She expressed her distress at the thought and continues to advocate for progressive causes, including her own climate group called Fire Drill Fridays, which was inspired by Greta Thunberg and Naomi Klein. Fonda was arrested multiple times during climate protests in 2019 and recently criticized President Biden's climate policies during a fundraising event in New York City.
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Fonda urged the audience to increase their efforts and take more significant action to pressure Biden to cease approving fossil fuel projects as time is running out.
The chance to protect the Earth and secure our future is quickly diminishing, and we must take action to address it.