Millions of calendars across the world marked November 29, 2015 as the day of Climate March. Across the globe, people marched in solidarity to raise awareness and hope to make change on the issue of climate change and control on our beautiful planet. Cities like Seattle, Berlin, and Sydney were just a few places involved in the global call to action. As decades progress, climate change and global warming continue to become an extremely important factor in the everyday lives of earth dwellers. No matter if people pay attention to it or not, climate change is something that affects everyone. The Climate March set out to alert those who are unaware of their carbon footprint and to connect those who keep their carbon footprint as tiny as possible.
Of course, people on Twitter had to put their own two cents in about the event. Some activists tweeted about the march to reach people in the social media world. There are always the naysayers and people that take a more negative approach to positive situations. Therefore, the #ClimateMarch was not safe from a bit of negativity. Most people, though, tweeted their support, happiness, and hopefulness about the global climate march.
Look at the size of the crowd gathering for #climatemarch Sydney! Crikey! pic.twitter.com/5WiUn7S6nM
— Bill McKibben (@billmckibben) November 29, 2015
20,000+ at the #ClimateMarch in Malawi where 90% of people have no electricity and need to burn coal instead. pic.twitter.com/R7xvARiTrd
— action/2015 (@action2015) November 29, 2015
On every continent! Here's #climatemarch on Antarctic Peninsula, which is 'on thin ice.' Everyone should see this pic.twitter.com/jmehqe9bk4
— Bill McKibben (@billmckibben) November 29, 2015
For all that we love. #ClimateMarch pic.twitter.com/FKh6xKcRUX
— Avaaz (@Avaaz) November 29, 2015
Brampton, Canada joins in #ClimateMarch and wants CO2 emissions reduced #justintrudeau pic.twitter.com/Tovvchzoif
— Brian Finamore (@Bfinny1960) November 29, 2015
Though we are many & are spread across the globe, we take action as one. THAT is powerful. #ClimateMarch #COP21 pic.twitter.com/xWskZOC5s1
— Shoshanna Howard (@Sho_How) November 30, 2015
Persuade leaders to #go100percent clean energy at the #paris climate summit Sign + join the global #ClimateMarch https://t.co/Utlqq6vwiC
— Catherine McMahon (@cathrocko) November 30, 2015
Inspiring & heartening to see #climatemarch happening around the world See @billmckibben 's timeline for pics from Taichung to Chapel Hill.
— Jan Bultmann (@JanJBultmann) November 30, 2015
A couple negatives:
The world leaders have convinced bonehead liberal lemmings that world leaders have the power to affect #climatechange #ClimateMarch
— Christopher Guzman (@Papa_Guz) November 30, 2015
Capitalism is what's destroying the climate. It is not what will save the climate. The protesters know this. #COP21 #ClimateMarch
— Peter (@NewEnglandite) November 29, 2015