"There is nothing opaque about this new data," Christina Figueres, the former United Nations environment chief, said in reference to the UN's latest report on climate change. "The illustrations of mounting impacts, the fast-approaching and irreversible tipping points are visceral versions of a future that no policy-maker could wish to usher in or be responsible for."

Figueres is widely credited with being the primary architect of the Paris climate agreement in 2015, and since then she's been working on the frontlines of the stopping climate change.When the UN released its climate change report earlier this year, Figueres called on countries to escalate their commitment to protecting the planet.

"Emissions reductions today are much more important than emissions reductions tomorrow," she said. "The sooner we bend the curve of global emissions, the more options we will have on the table for safely reaching the necessary, desirable and achievable carbon neutrality by 2050."

A lot og people have tried to make a change in our environmen, but I think this woman did a wonderful job as a UN chief and she dedicated her job to environment even after her duty. A dedicated and motivated woman!