Actress Hannah Einbinder – starring in the HBO Max series hack – He gave a climate change lecture during his acceptance speech at the Critics Choice Awards held in Santa Monica on Friday, directing his fingers of condemnation at oil and gas companies.
“The fossil fuel industry is due to the climate crisis and we need to pay to clean up the mess they've made,” the actress said as she accepted the award for Best Supporting Actress in the comedy series.
Hannah Einbinder went full throttle on climate change at the start of her speech.
“Like the top of my head, I think we're on the brink of a really dark time of climate denial. Chevron scientists know that recycling plastics is not efficient in the '70s. “I was,” she said.
“They knew that only 9% of the plastic is actually recycled, but even from that 9% it's only recycled once. The fossil fuel industry is due to the climate crisis. You have to pay to clean up the mess they made.”
“I just want to encourage everyone to fight for each other,” she later added. “Hopefully, we can all use our voices on this issue, because planet Earth is okay. It's humanity that's in trouble.”
Einbinder is the daughter of Saturday Night Live Alumni Laraine Newman and actor Chad Einbinder.
The 25th Critics' Choice Awards Ceremony took place at a barker hanger in Santa Monica. The big winner of the night was the A24. Anorabeat Netflix and won the best picture Emilia Perez, This has been plagued by controversy over the transgender star's past social media posts.
