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Powerful Sign Ideas For The People's Climate March
On April 22, people rallied together for the March For Science; exactly one week later, we'll join forces in the name of stopping climate change. The Peoples Climate Movement will protest in defense of climate, jobs, and research; and if you want to join the marches and show your support, these powerful People's Climate March sign ideas are a good place to start thinking.
The Peoples Climate Movement made a name for itself on Sept. 21, 2014, just before the UN Climate Summit. 400,000 people marched the streets of New York City to demand action in regards to the global climate crisis.
The attacks on our climate, air, and water have hit somewhat of an apex, with job roles being eliminated, agencies being dismantled, and budgets getting slashed. The health of our planet — and thus, every human being and future generation — is at risk. There is power in numbers; and by combining forces, we've been able to at least stall some of the Trump administration's terrifying plans of action. This coming Saturday, it's time to do it again.
The current administration may deny climate change, but you can't ignore science. We must continue to demand a clean energy economy and protect every human's right to a safe world. Here are 18 powerful ways to fight climate change.
1Climate Change Is Not A Hoax
Making changes for the better is never pointless.
2We Need The EPA
So much of what we take for granted is because of agencies like this. (Now if only we had someone other than Scott Pruitt leading it...)
3Think Of Others
Are we really comfortable sitting by idly while we destroy the homes of other living, breathing creatures?
4Common Ground
We have many differences, which often pit us against each other... but there is one thing we all share.
5What A View
Is this what you want to see every morning when you step out the front door?
12Not Every Creature Has A Voice
Some beings can't speak up; so we must speak for them.
16Our Lives Are At Stake
We can't live without water and air. Shouldn't we care about them more?
17What About The Animals?
Imagine it were a child. That's what we're up against.
