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Children Want a Good Climate Change Plan – Millions around the world agree, including women in Afghanistan.

When millions of women and children take to the streets asking their leaders to bring into action a clear cut plan to protect the environment and mitigate climate change, you know it is serious.

by Feminine-Perspective Magazine, Sharon Santiago, Melissa Hemingway, Katie Alsop, Cathy Williams, Behar Abbasi, Rosa Yamamoto

“Don’t Ignore Our Children’s Future or we’ll get better leaders.”

Feminine-Perspective Magazine Fridays For Future – Listen to our Children From the parents of the world’s children. “Listen to our children.” Photo Credit: Fridays For Future

On 15 March 2019, children’s school strikes, urging parents to take real responsibility and halt climate change by taking environmental protection action, began in over 2000 cities worldwide.

In March of this year an estimated number of 1.4 million students from around the world participated.

The true brainiacs of Earth are to be found among our children. They have grown up in the most scientifically advanced period of human evolution. Our children know what they are talking about.

“Attend and submit Climate Change Plan or be replaced” say the kids and their families.

Last weekend the numbers were colossal. Some have estimated 4 million people came forward to participate in over 130 countries for a student strike. More are planned.

  • Industry Transition: transforming industries such as Oil and Gas, Steel, Cement, Chemicals and Information Technology;
  • Nature-Based Solutions: Reducing emissions, increasing sink capacity and enhancing resilience within and across forestry, agriculture, oceans and food systems, including through biodiversity conservation, leveraging supply chains and technology;
  • Cities and Local Action: Advancing mitigation and resilience at urban and local levels, with a focus on new commitments on low-emission buildings, mass transport and urban infrastructure; and resilience for the urban poor;
  • Resilience and Adaptation: advancing global efforts to address and manage the impacts and risks of climate change, particularly in those communities and nations most vulnerable.

Get a Climate Change plan or we’ll get new leaders

If women in Afghanistan are Marching for a Climate Change Action Plan … it’s important. Photo Credit: Ebrahim Noroozi/AP Photo Art: Rosa Yamamoto FPM.news

The sun beats down as fish run too deep to catch and fishermen wait ashore hoping to ply their trade. South China Sea Photo Credit: Melissa Hemingway – FPMag  ; Photo Art: Rosa Yamamoto FPM.news

 

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Read the Paris Agreement

The UN Secretary-General António Guterres called upon all world leaders to come to New York on 23 September with concrete, realistic plans.

These plans must enhance nationally set contributions to be implemented by 2020, in line with the global plan reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 45 per cent over the next ten years, and to net zero emissions by 2050.

This is not a lightly held matter. Children around the world and their senior brothers and sisters in high school and universities are behind them. So too are their parents.

Snub children & their families at your peril, America, Washington.

Children and their families want a climate change mitigation plan from every nation and they want all leaders in the world to heed this call to action.

Ignore this plea at your political peril.

Female Students at Harvard University have much to say about Climate Control and Environmental Protection Plans

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Credit: fridaysforfuture.org