Another global school climatestrike sweeps across the world for GretaThunberg’s FridaysForFuture
- Tens of thousands of students gathered for marches across New Zealand on Friday to kick off a planned second global school strike for climate action.
In New Zealand, scores of protests were held in towns and cities across the country with students carrying signs including “We’re skipping our lessons, so we can teach you one” and “You can’t comb over climate change”. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who is in New York at the climate summit, on Thursday announced she had support from four other countries for a proposed new trade agreement to combat climate change.
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