What’s the context? XR tries peaceful strategy in “The Big One” Earth Day protests but signals “new and inventive” disruption if demands not met XR …
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Extinction Rebellion has been exploring a potential shift away from their disruptive tactics, but how long will it last? Starting on Friday, instead of blocking roads, throwing paint and smashing windows, about 30,000 people have signed up for four days of family-friendly rallies and marches at “The Big One” Earth Day protests in London. But if the government fails to meet its demands, the group said they would "step up" civil disobedience in "new and inventive ways".
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What’s the context? Climate change activist group tries less disruptive London protests to win bigger support - but will it work? Thousands turn up for …
What’s the context? IPCC climate science report seek to enlist all people in last-ditch push to keep temperatures from exceeding 1.5 degrees …
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