Historic International Day of Climate Change

Ever feel disempowered by climate change? Like no one cares? As if our government aren’t listening to us? I do too. But on Saturday, Oct. 24, I got injected with hope – something I have not felt in a long while. That was the day when 350.org – an organization promoting reduction of CO2 in atmosphere to 350 parts per million – have called on the world to assemble, peacefully and demonstrate to our leaders that we want – that we need – leadership on the issue. Our planet is at stake, our kid’s future is at stake and failure is simply not an option.

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