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To have impact, the People's Climate March needs to reach beyond activists

  • Written by Jill Hopke, Assistant Professor of Journalism, DePaul University
imageThe 2014 People's Climate March in New York City.Annette Bernhardt/flickr, CC BY-NC-SA

Following closely on last week’s March for Science, activists are preparing for the People’s Climate March on Saturday, April 29. This event will mark President Donald Trump’s 100th day in office, and comes as the Trump administration is...

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