Big numbers set for Australian climate rallies

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Thousands of Australians, including primary and high school students around the country, are set to protest in favour of stronger climate change action.

At least 35,000 people nationwide - and perhaps as many as 225,000 - are set to strike in favour of stronger action on climate change.

"Australia is already on the frontlines of the climate crisis. Prolonged drought. Flash flooding. Catastrophic bushfires, severe cyclones and heatwaves," Australian strike organisers say on their Facebook event page. While about 37,000 people have confirmed their attendance at capital city rallies on the strike's Facebook pages, a Global Strike 4 Climate spokeswoman said organisers expect a 50 per cent increase on the attendance of the most recent climate strike in March, which garnered 150,000 protesters.Universities have confirmed they will not penalise students for attending the rallies, while the Uniting Church synod for NSW and the ACT have backed their students to attend the demonstrations.

Some Queensland students have called for Adani to halt their Carmichael coal mine, and for a ban on new coal, oil and gas projects."One of the fundamentals of unionism is the power of people joining together to stand up for justice. We have and must take a stand for our future when our government will not," the ACTU said in a statement.

 

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p_hannam Will they be protestesting about the major driver in climate change our Sun 'NASA's primary force' They probably haven't been taught that Will they be protesting about CO2 the building block of life & it's small part in our atmosphere Probably haven't been taught that either

... whilst our PM is in the US sucking up to a criminal climate denier ...

Is this the dumbest generation that we’ve had their brainwashed

Sheep.

The dumb and dumber

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