Fridays for Future planned climate strikes in more than 80 countries, including Germany, Scotland, Spain and the U.S.
goals, Fridays for Future is seizing the moment for demanding action from decision-makers.
“The good news is that scientists believe limiting warming is absolutely technically possible,” Katharina Maier, organizer with Fridays for Future U.S., said in a press statement. “With renewable energy technologies, changes in farming and transport, and other big changes, we can limit warming and avoid even worse outcomes. However, most of us are not shifting our way of living, way of consuming, way of traveling, way of producing energy, etc.
Fridays for Future launched an anniversary video ad campaign Friday titled “The Denial,” featuring an arid landscape and menacing monolith in which an actor, dressed in all black, confronts and runs squarely into the wall before flattening backward. To that, Maier said: “We are literally collectively running into a wall. This is why we decided to play on this contradiction and the urgency to act to save our planet before it’s too late.
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