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Two and a half months ago UCSD Green New Deal jumped into action by taking part in the global climate strike demanding radical action to address the climate crisis. Last week the Collins Dictionary named 'climate strike' the word of the year!

On November 29th another global strike will be taking place. This time around UCSD is on break for Thanksgiving, so we won't be hosting our own strike, but we encourage you to find a strike near you, wherever you may have gone for Thanksgiving. Check out this map of global strikes: https://www.fridaysforfuture.org/statistics/map?c=USA&d=2019-11-29&o=all

In solidarity ✊🌏

#keepyourpromises UC San Diego #decarbonize2025 #fossilfree #fridaysforthefuture

‘Climate strike’ named 2019 word of the year by Collins Dictionary

Reflecting increasingly politicised language, this year’s contenders also included ‘rewilding’ and ‘hopepunk’

theguardian.com

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UCSD Keep your promise to decarbonize by 2025! These are some of the people across campus who have started to show their support to this digital manifestation that is part of the UCSD Green New Deal! Make your sign, take your photo, don't forget your to use the hashtags listed below, and post! Our goal is to fill the internet with a message that will leave a digital footprint that will call attention on what was promised, so that action can start now. #ucsd #ucsdkeepyourpromise #ucsdgreennewdeal #ucsddecarbonize #localclimateaction #climatechange #climateaction

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Italy's government is working to ensure that all it's students get educated in the climate crisis. Time to step up UCSD - University of California San Diego and start teaching the climate crisis here!
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/05/world/europe/italy-schools-climate-change.html?smtyp=cur

Italy’s Students Will Get a Lesson in Climate Change. Many Lessons, in Fact.

Public schools will require children in every grade to study sustainability. That could put Italy at the forefront of environmental education.

nytimes.com

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