#studentsforclimate

[cleanwaterchronicles]

Michigan Earth Day 2021 Student Webinar – Protecting and Restoring Our Environment

Attn teachers and students! Register for the 4/22 Michigan Earth Day 2021 Student Webinar – Protecting and Restoring Our Environment. 

Learn about the importance of Michigan’s environment and the role we all play in protecting it. In addition, the #webinar will highlight three significant topics of environmental importance that will be addressed by experts in the department: 

- Climate change : What is Michigan doing to address climate change and how you can help?

 - Drinking water : How does water get to your house and how do we make sure it’s safe to drink? 

- Contaminated properties : How do we clean up contaminated sites in Michigan and make them usable again?

Please consider using this webinar to help your students learn more about Michigan’s environment and the importance of protecting it for future generations.

REGISTER USING THE LINK BELOW:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_eisFwCCyT9Gxb016g7q1Nw

Apr 22, 2021 01:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)

[colorfulsecrets]

yesterday I was at another Students for Climate protest, and this fucking lady asked me how long I showered... As if that would solve everything

We can’t keep telling people that if everybody would shower for two minutes the world will be fine!

And furthermore, why is that even a question for me? Do i only get to protest the fucking horrible environmental policies of the government of my country, where i fucking never missed a vote,  when I only shower once a week for like a minute?

[colorfulsecrets]

i wish everything could just be pretty and fun and the only thing I had to worry about was getting laid but instead im out here writing papers on water justice and protesting climate change while also being deeply depressed

[choses-dingen]

Manifestation des jeunes pour le climat en Belgique, en Suisse, au Pays-Bas © Chappatte dans Le Temps. “Nous sommes en train de perdre la course” faute de “volonté politique” et “ce pourrait être une tragédie pour la planète”, met en garde le patron de l'ONU, Antonio Guterres, dans une interview diffusée en marge du Forum économique mondial