Whether or not you agree with his stance on a proposed pipeline, you have to admit that David Suzuki's grandson is a powerful speaker.
After he was arrested Thursday for protesting the expansion of Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline on Burnaby Mountain, Tamo Campos expressed his outrage that the environment is taking a back seat to business interests.
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"Why are we putting our economic system, the market, over the very ecology that we depend upon?" Campos, 24, told a crowd of protesters and media.
Others in the crowd seemed to share his feelings. Fellow protesters cheered him throughout his short speech. You can watch it in the clip above.
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