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Tag Archives: student climate strike
Let’s hear it for our youth, the adults in the room for fighting the climate change crisis
Today, September 20, 2019, literally millions of young people worldwide are participating in a strike for climate change, organized by themselves. They are fighting for the survival of our planet. They are fighting to convince all of those of us … Continue reading →
Posted in History and Politics, Leadership
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Tagged children, Climate change, Climate change deniers, fossil fuels, global warming, inspiration, next generation, planet, public policy, responsibility, science, scientists, student climate protest, student climate strike, survival, tobacco, youth leadership
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