Notice that they aren’t having their little protest on a Saturday or Sunday, because those are days they can go have fun. They surely do not want anything interfering with that, so, they’ll walk out of school
Ashland students plan climate change walkout
Ashland High School students are taking a stand on climate change.
They’re hosting a walkout to demand climate action.
Students say they will walk out of class on Friday around 10:30.
The group will march from the quad on campus to the downtown plaza.
The rally will have speakers, art, and performers.
“We need to really take action, right now so having space where community members can unite especially those impacted by the climate crisis coming together to create calls of action,” said student, Temaia Wiki.
Taking a stand, huh? That photo comes from the article. Will the same students forgo their own riding in buses and fossil fueled vehicles to school? What are they doing in their own lives to reduce their own carbon footprint? Of course, it’s very easy for 1st World youts to yammer about Doing Something while living their modern lifestyles. It’s the kids in 3rd world countries who will be digging in the mines to produce metals for EVs, solar panels, and more.
But, hey, the school should treat the kids to their beliefs. Keep the AC at 80, heat at 60. No more fossil fueled buses. Let them walk or bike. Serve insects for lunch, or at least a straight vegan diet. Turn the WiFi down, so they cannot connect and stream videos. That’s a start.
Meanwhile
U.N. official: Decarbonization might not happen fast enough to stop climate change
The world is not acting fast enough on global warming, according to a top official at the United Nations.
“If we don’t solve the climate crisis, we’ll have a massive destabilizing impact across this entire planet,” Selwin Hart, the special adviser to the secretary-general on climate action and just transition, said.
Under the leadership of Secretary-General António Guterres, the United Nations has placed climate change at the top of the international agenda, warning of the dangers of global temperatures rising above 1.5 degrees Celsius, or 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit.
“Current policies to reduce carbon pollution place us on a 3 degree, 3.2-degree Celsius pathway. So clearly, countries are not doing enough,” Hart said.
Well, if every Warmist practiced what they preached there would be no problem.
Read: Ashland, Oregon Youts To Walk Out For ‘Climate Change’ »

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