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Two North Texas Freeze Survivors Join Hunger Strike in D.C. - Vimarsana News

Two North Texas Freeze Survivors Join Hunger Strike in D.C.

Two North Texans who survived the freeze of February 2021 are now in Washington D.C. on a hunger strike in hopes to pressure President Biden to stick to his campaign promises on the environment.

Climate change protesters abandon 2-week hunger strike and swarm Sen. Joe Manchin's Maserati - Vimarsana News

Climate change protesters abandon 2-week hunger strike and swarm Sen. Joe Manchin's Maserati

Climate change activists confront Sen. Joe Manchin, who has been one of two key holdouts on the reconciliation bill, which, in part, contains climate

Protesters Confront Sen. Manchin Demanding He Pass Reconciliation Bill - Vimarsana News

Protesters Confront Sen. Manchin Demanding He Pass Reconciliation Bill

With a banner that said, "Joe Manchin is burning our future for profit," over 100 protesters confronted Sen. Manchin at 6 a.m. ET.

COP26: These are the young activists taking the fight against global warming by storm - Vimarsana News

COP26: These are the young activists taking the fight against global warming by storm

Young people are taking climate action into their own hands as distrust over lawmakers' ability to tackle global warming continues to grow.

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COP26: These are the young activists taking the fight against global warming by storm - Vimarsana News

COP26: These are the young activists taking the fight against global warming by storm

Piyaset/iStock(NEW YORK) -- Young people are taking climate action into their own hands as distrust over lawmakers' ability to tackle global warming continues to grow. Children and young adults are experiencing "widespread" psychological distress over government handling of the looming climate crisis, according to a recent study published in Lancet Planetary Health. "Kids are very media savvy. They're not living in a cave," Lisa Van Susteren, a general and forensic psychiatrist and co-author of the study, told ABC News. "They have heard about what the future ...