*[Enwl-inf] [can-eecca] 350.org Press Release: 1.4 million students across the globe demand climate action

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Нас вышло 1,5 миллиона. И это только начало.


Спасибо большое всем, кто помогал с материалами по 15 марта! И спасибо 350 
за финальный релиз и финальные цифры.


С уважением,
Татьяна


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Date: Sat, Mar 16, 2019, 11:25 AM
Subject: [CAN Comms] 350.org Press Release: 1.4 million students across the 
globe demand climate action





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From: Kim Bryan - 350.org <kim.bryan на 350.org>


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            Press release
            15th March 2019



            1.4 million students across the globe demand climate action


            GLOBAL - Over 1.4 million young students in more than 300 cities 
across all continents took to the streets this March 15th on the first ever 
global climate strike. Messages in more than 40 languages were  loud and 
clear: world leaders must act now to address the climate crisis and save our 
future.

            "The governments failed to respond properly to the dramatic 
challenge of our climate crisis. Our generation, the least responsible for 
the acts of the polluters, will be the ones to see the most devastating 
impacts of climate change. World leaders are losing the window to act, but 
we are not gonna stand still watching their inertia." Greta Thunberg.

            In Europe hundreds of thousands of school strikes saw students 
leaving their classrooms and joining the marches. France alone gathered 195 
thousand in more than 110 cities.

            In India, more than 15 cities were involved in the strikes. In 
Colombia around 2.5 thousand gathered in the streets of Bogotá whilst Cape 
Town reported 2000 and 1,000 in Hong Kong.

            Despite years of talks, governments have lost many opportunities 
to commit to concrete action and the global emission are reaching now an 
inevitable level.

            The most recent UN Environment report, released in Nairobi on 
Wednesday, estimates that winter temperatures at the North Pole are likely 
to rise by at least 3oC above pre-industrial levels by 2050. And that even 
if global emissions were to halt overnight, winter temperatures in the 
Arctic would still increase 4°C to 5°C by 2100 compared to the late 20th 
century.

            Over the coming months strikes are set to continue across the 
globe,with organisers already planning the next ones.

            In September world leaders will be gathered once again and will 
have a chance to come with concrete, ambitious plans to reduce drastically 
their national emissions by shifting off coal, oil and gas immediately. By 
doing that they will show the young people that their voices were heard and 
that their effort was not in vain.

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            QUOTE SHEET

            “In India, no one talks about climate change. You don’t see it 
on the news or in the papers or hear about it from government. We want 
global leaders to declare a climate emergency. If we don’t act today, then 
we will have no tomorrow. " - Vidit Baya, 17, Udaipur, India.

            "We face heartbreaking loss due to increasingly extreme weather 
events. We urge the Taiwanese government to implement mitigation measures 
and face up to the vulnerability of indigenous people, halt construction 
projects in the indigenous traditional realm, and recognise the legal status 
of Plains Indigenous People, in order to implement environmental protection 
as a bottom-up approach" - Kaisanan Ahuan, Puli City, Taiwan.

            "We have reached a point in history when we have the technical 
capacities to solve poverty, malnutrition, inequality and of course global 
warming. The deciding factors for whether we take advantage of our potential 
will be our activism, our international unity and our ability to develop the 
art of making the impossible possible. Whether we succeed or not depends on 
our political will" - Eyal Weintraub, 18, and Bruno Rodriguez, 18, 
Argentina.

            "I want to be certain that our government is committed to 
investing in a just transition to a more sustainable country, that we will 
lower carbon emissions and curb climate change. I am joining this strike to 
demand that decisions are more future-focused and that policy will reflect 
our environmental rights as written in our constitution" - Dona Van Eeden, 
21, Cape Town, South Africa.

            "The damage done by multinationals is enormous: the lack of 
transparency, dubious contracts, the weakening of the soil, the destruction 
of flora and fauna, the lack of respect for mining codes, the contamination 
of groundwater. In Mali, the state exercises insufficient control over the 
practices of the multinationals, and it is us, the citizens, who suffer the 
consequences. The climate alarm has sounded, and the time has come for us 
all to realise that there is still time to act locally, in our homes, our 
villages, our cities" - Mone Fousseny, 22, Mali.


            CONTACTS


            International

            Linus Steinmetz

            +49 176 47769929

            linus.steinmetz на climatestrike.net


            Argentina

            Eyal Weintraub

            +5491122372323

            Eyalweintraub00 на gmail.com


            Australia

            SS4C Australia

            + 62 0427 485 233

            schoolstrike4climate на gmail.com


            Austria

            Maximilian Fuchslueger

            +4369911239974

            m.fuchslueger на gmail.com


            Bangladesh

            Sohanur Rahman

            +8801628135670

            sohanur.rahman на savetheplanet.ngo


            Belgium

            Kyra Gantois

            +32470300631

            kyragantois на hotmail.com


            Bulgaria

            Valeria Kostova

            +359 88 270 5996

            valer1ako5tova1 на gmail.com


            Canada

            Rebecca Hamilton

            +1 778 321 8526

            rebanne26 на gmail.com


            Chile

            María Carvajal

            +56998117617

            mari.carvajal.miranda на gmail.com


            Czech Republic

            Lucie Smolková

            +420731363856

            luk.smolkova на gmail.com


            Finland

            Atte Ahokas

            +358 0458738311

            a.ahokas03 на gmail.com


            France

            Youth For Climate France

            Romaric Thurel

            +33 7 83 61 84 51

            thurel.romaric на gmail.com


            Martial Breton

            CliMates

            +33 6 73 16 18 73

            martialbreton17 на gmail.com


            Germany

            Linus Steinmetz

            +49 176 47769929

            linus.steinmetz на climatestrike.net


            Hungary

            Petra Buru

            +36306096877

            ribzlibogyo98 на gmail.com


            India

            Baya Vidit

            +91 8079066862

            viditbaya на gmail.com


            Iran

            Ali (Amirarian) Khademolhossei

            +4917660891425

            alikhadem426 на gmail.com


            Ireland

            Saoi O’Connor

            +353 083 891 6453

            Saoi на FridaysForFuture.ie


            Israel

            Michael Backlund

            +972547963227

            michael.backlund449 на gmail.com


            Italy

            David Wicker

            +393497986443

            davidwicker.fff на gmail.com


            Latvia

            Laura Treimane

            +37128288090

            laura.treimane1 на gmail.com


            Lithuania

            Oskaras Venckus

            +37068954245

            WWoras на gmail.com


            Luxembourg

            Zélie Guisset

            +352671519484

            zelie на guisset.name




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