Liverpool’s streets close for #YouthStrike4Climate protests
The only occasion a bus diversion didn’t piss me off
Internationally, students have been taking to the streets to vocally raise awareness for climate change and to promote action against it.
Students campaigning for climate change in Liverpool Derby Square.
No more coal, no more oil, keep your carbon in the soil.#CHANGE #climatechange #climatestrike #ClimateStrikeUK pic.twitter.com/itTqiPlWhU— 𝕄𝕚𝕤𝕤 𝕄𝕒𝕔 💋 (@imac2808) March 15, 2019
Students were seen marching holding posters with slogans and artwork relating to climate change whilst chanting for immediate action.
The #YouthStrike4Climate Twitter hashtag is currently amongst the top trending hashtags in the UK, gaining the attention of MPs across the nation such as Labour's Laura Pidcock.
Solidarity to all the young people taking part in the #ClimateStrike today and marching, not just in this country but all over the world, to make the political establishment wake up to the imminent threat that is climate change. #YouthStrike4Climate pic.twitter.com/M6up2XDluG
— Laura Pidcock (@LauraPidcock) March 15, 2019
Bus routes were diverted to go straight to Liverpool One and were advised not to go to St Johns to ensure the safety of the protesters.






