Climate activists are holding their annual Climate Change Forum. This year it’s at Georgetown University. Democratic candidates for President are keynote speakers. Also today, students and their supporters all over the world are cutting class to protest for climate change.
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MSNBC is hosting a televised climate change forum this week with 12 candidates running for president in 2020. The event is split across September 19 and September 20 and will cap the network’s “Climate in Crisis” series, a week of dedicated programming on climate change. MSNBC hosts Ali Velshi and Chris Hayes will be questioning the contenders and fielding questions from young voters in the audience.
The forum will be held at Georgetown University and is also sponsored by Our Daily Planet and New York magazine. It comes after CNN held an unprecedented seven-hour climate change town hall with 2020 Democratic presidential contenders earlier this month…
…Notably, five prominent Democratic candidates will be absent from the MSNBC forum: former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen. Kamala Harris, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, and former Rep. Beto O’Rourke…
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I think Liz made a big mistake by opting out.
Here is the complete video for Day 1 and Day 2. Overall, I think it will be about eighteen hours total, and I suggest that you skip around and watch what interests you.
Watch Live: MSNBC’s Climate Forum 2020 (DAY 1) (9 hrs. 6 min.)
I think Bernie Sanders was the star. His segment begins at about 4:00:00.
Watch live: MSNBC’s Climate Forum 2020 (DAY 2)
This is still live and I have not had time to watch it, yet. On to the protests.
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Tens of thousands of high school students concerned about climate change planned to let their feet do the talking Friday in a nationwide walkout of classes to join Global Climate Strike marches.
Organizers said protesters would be turning out in 156 countries from such disparate locations as Nepal, Senegal, Quebec, Rome, Kyrgyzstan, Sweden, Bolivia and Peru…
…‘It’s our future that’s at stake’: US students plan to skip school Friday to fight climate ’emergency’ The days of protest are an effort to coordinate different groups for different actions in different countries. Supporters who were backing The Global Climate Strike on Friday planned to join Earth Strike, another worldwide effort, in one week.
The face of the worldwide effort is Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, 16, who came to New York on a solar-powered sailboat to attend the strike in New York City and then the summit.
While Thunberg is not the organizer, she is a major motivating force. She gave the global movement a push starting in August 2018 when she began skipping school on Fridays to stand outside the Swedish parliament holding a sign protesting inaction on climate change…
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Greta Thunberg To Congress: ‘I Want You To Listen To The Scientists’
Kudos to the kids, and especially to Greta! This is the only earth we’ve got.




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