Students Engage, Walk Out and March for Climate Change

On Friday, nearly 50 students gathered in town square and marched up and down the block to demand swift action on climate change. They held signs that read “there is […]

On Friday, nearly 50 students gathered in town square and marched up and down the block to demand swift action on climate change. They held signs that read “there is no planet b”; “don’t frack with my future” and “the time is now.” Protesters joined young people from across the globe who skipped school on Friday to protest what they see as the government’s failure to address climate change. While the protesters were global in their ambition, they were local in much of their messaging.

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About Robyn Vincent

Robyn launched KHOL's news department. She has worked as a reporter and editor in Wyoming for the last decade and her work has aired on NPR stations throughout the West. When she's not sweating deadlines, Robyn sustains her nomadic heart by traveling the world with her notebook and camera in hand. Follow @TheNomadicHeart

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