.GretaThunberg is urging you to go on strike this month, to demand urgent action to tackle the climate crisis. Here’s everything you need to know about the protests taking place around the world.
to go on strike this 20 and 27 September, to demand urgent action to tackle the climate crisis. While the global strikes in March and May were aimed primarily at schoolchildren, this time around they want everyone — from office workers to Hollywood A-listers — to join the protest.“Many think it's too late to get involved in the fight against the climate crisis,” Thunberg toldin July, when asked what message she would like to send to readers.
Here’s everything you need to know about the global climate strikes and what you can do to take part:More than 1,700 strikes are planned in 150 countries across the world, with people in every continent taking part. You can find out where strikes are taking place near you via an interactive map on the Global Climate StrikeThose going on strike this September are demanding an “end to the age of fossil fuels” and a transition to 100 per cent renewable energy.
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