Activists march through DC demanding Biden declare a climate emergency

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Youth activists marched by way of the nation’s capital Friday afternoon demanding President Biden declare a local weather emergency. 

“Our flesh pressers, together with Democrats, don’t appear to care about local weather change,” one protester, Alex, informed Fox Information. “They solely faux to care about it when it is helpful for them profitable votes.”

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The group of local weather activists gathered outdoors the White Home earlier than marching to the Capitol constructing. The protest was a part of a world local weather strike demanding Biden “finish all fossil gasoline tasks,” “guarantee a simply and instant transition to renewable energies,” “maintain polluters accountable,” and “declare a local weather emergency,” in line with the Motion Community’s occasion web page.

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“If President Biden and his social gathering will not combat for us, why ought to we combat to re-elect them?” the strike’s pamphlet learn.

Biden must “ban fossil fuels and depend on American sustainable vitality,” one environmental well being scholar informed Fox Information. “That is our world. We have to do one thing about it earlier than it is too late.”

Local weather activists gathered outdoors the White Home Friday afternoon
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Many activists stated they felt they weren’t being heard.

“Politicians want to begin listening to the youthful generations,” one activist informed Fox Information. “That is the planet we’ve to reside with the remainder of our lives, and we would like them to be lengthy lives.”

Local weather activists marched from the White Home to the U.S. Capitol
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One lady stated it is time for Biden to “declare a local weather emergency” and “transfer America in the direction of renewable vitality.”

One other activist stated Biden must do “every thing in his energy to safe the Inexperienced New Deal.”