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Check out these great photos of the NYC climate march
This is what it looks like when several hundred thousand people take to the streets for climate change.
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This video shows just how awesomely huge the People’s Climate March was
Damn, that was big! The march in New York City on Sunday brought out record crowds.
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Peacekeepers and direct-action proponents prepare for climate protest, in very different ways
Tips: Keep your phone in your pocket, and practice being water.
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Liveblog: Come along with us to the People’s Climate March
Stay tuned for updates on the biggest climate action the world has ever seen.
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11 short stories about the People’s Climate Train
Singing, burning sage, chowing down, and getting robbed on a cross-country train full of protesters en route to New York's big march.
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Northwest states talk green, invest dirty
Oregon and Washington stealthily finance fossil fuel projects despite their governors' climate-caring rhetoric.
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We’re way more screwed than we were the last time the U.N. had a big climate meeting
It's been five years since the Copenhagen climate conference, and things have just gotten worse.
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Time to march for the climate, then “Shmoney dance to the polls”
Climate justice leader Kari Fulton says the march in New York City this weekend is just the beginning.
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What climate marchers learned from anti-nuke organizers
The largest demonstration in U.S. history was a nuclear disarmament rally in New York in 1982. Today's climate activists are following that lead.
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On climate, how far gone is the far right? (Spoiler: far)
Climate communicators badly want to believe that it's possible to reach the Tea Party. Recent episodes from far-right conservatism cast doubt on that proposition.
