Māori Climate Commissioner: ‘Everyone who love their children should march with students this Friday against climate change’.
Māori Climate Commissioner, Donna Awatere Huata, is calling on every Parent, Grandparent, Uncle, Aunt and whanau member to join their mokopuna this Friday to strike against climate change.
“With the planet dangerously warming at such a rapid rate, the grim reality of a climate change future will be shackled most tightly to the generation of todays children. We have an obligation as adults to join them on Friday”.
“Our lacklustre response to the realities of climate change force us to engage and listen to the fears and anger of our children. May they shame us righteously into action and jolt our apathy and nihilism into meaningful leadership right this minute”.
“I look forward to standing with them and walking behind their agency on the single issue which will define, shape and decide our capacity for adaptation”.
For full details of the strike in your city and town, check out their Facebook page – https://www.facebook.com/
Donna Awatere Huata
Māori Climate Commissioner
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I am SOOO totally with the kids on this.
My children have my blessing: short of violence, make your protests loud and clear!!
Before you back ‘Big Climate’ watch this
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While Corbet makes some remarks which deserve following through, as a reporter Corbet makes typical sweeping statements and conclusions that cannot be taken as as sound nor a basis for belief.
His business is selling news not scientific analysis of evidence.
Totally agreed Donna I will march in Gisborne on Friday for our climate.
Yep, me too in New Plymouth.
Me too in Wellington along with children and grandchildren.
Schools define themselves by their support of real education.
Wellington High School, a leading co-ed in preparing young thinking adults with the dignity of confidence to act.
See you all parliament today with a clear message to Business NZ and politicians.