And you can bet most took a fossil fueled vehicle to the protest, and took lots of selfies and videos with their large carbon footprint smartphones. Plus all the road miles for the clothes they wore
More than 10,000 students skipped school again in Belgium to join a march demanding better protections of the globe’s fragile climate.
Despite the rain and cold, the colourful protest march in Brussels was bigger than the initial one last week.
Banners reading “School strike 4 Climate†and “Skipping school? No. We fight for our futureâ€, highlighted the march, which was free of incidents.
Some schools show understanding for the no-shows.
Patrick Lancksweerdt, a director of a local school, told De Standaard newspaper that “education has to turn youngsters into mature citizens. By their actions, they proved that they areâ€.
They look cold, eh? And it wasn’t just in Belgium
(Seattle Times) Thousands of students are holding rallies across Germany and Switzerland to protest lack of action against climate change.
The demonstrations taking place in dozens of cities Friday were inspired by a Swedish student’s weekly “school strike.â€
We’re saved! Of course, with all the ‘climate change’ energy restrictions in Germany and many other EU nations, people have moved quite often to burning wood pellets for heat. Trees. Good job.
When will these little Warmists start practicing what they preach? Bet they wouldn’t like that.
Photo from a BBC video on the Belgium protest.
