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  • Tar Sands Resistance March<br />
Minneapolis, MN<br />
June 6, 2015<br />
Photos by Emma Cassidy/Survival Media Agency
    Tar Sands Resistance March in Minnea...jpg
  • Tar Sands Resistance March<br />
Minneapolis, MN<br />
June 6, 2015<br />
Photos by Emma Cassidy/Survival Media Agency
    Tar Sands Resistance March in Minnea...jpg
  • Tar Sands Resistance March<br />
Minneapolis, MN<br />
June 6, 2015<br />
Photos by Emma Cassidy/Survival Media Agency
    Tar Sands Resistance March in Minnea...jpg
  • Tar Sands Resistance March<br />
Minneapolis, MN<br />
June 6, 2015<br />
Photos by Emma Cassidy/Survival Media Agency
    Tar Sands Resistance March in Minnea...jpg
  • Tar Sands Resistance March<br />
Minneapolis, MN<br />
June 6, 2015<br />
Photos by Emma Cassidy/Survival Media Agency
    Tar Sands Resistance March in Minnea...jpg
  • Tar Sands Resistance March<br />
Minneapolis, MN<br />
June 6, 2015<br />
Photos by Emma Cassidy/Survival Media Agency
    Tar Sands Resistance March in Minnea...jpg
  • Tar Sands Resistance March<br />
Minneapolis, MN<br />
June 6, 2015<br />
Photos by Emma Cassidy/Survival Media Agency
    Tar Sands Resistance March in Minnea...jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714553724_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714545682_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714544410_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714536582_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714531168_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714535074_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714520500_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714499390_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714489202_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714474790_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9714464376_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711329243_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711315849_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711313037_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711294263_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711287349_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711283063_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711278965_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711247323_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711245399_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711220535_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711227123_o.jpg
  • At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711216055_o.jpg
  • Summer Heat - Description to be entered. At least 2,000 people marched and rallied at the Summer heat, Bay Area to send a message to Chevron that they are not welcome anymore. More than 200 people were arrested in front of the Chevron Refinery on the one year anniversary of an explosion that got hundreds of people in the hospital.
    summer-heat-bay-area_9711213519_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011-rally_5644805131_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011-rally_5644797095_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011-rally_5644638886_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011-rally_5644096609_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011-rally_5644066243_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011-rally_5631835508_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011-rally_5631252735_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011-rally_5631833242_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011-rally_5631833008_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632698120_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632691904_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632693132_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632690534_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632257722_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632256442_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632253506_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632113439_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632110483_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    power-shift-2011_5632106221_o.jpg
  • As part of the Power Shift 2011 Conference, thousands joined the polluter protest at the White House, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and at the headquarters of dirty energy industries.<br />
<br />
Over 5,000 young climate leaders joined AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, Cherri Foytlin of Gulf Change, and 350.org co-founder Bill McKibben at a polluter protest in front of the White House this Monday. They demanded that the President and Congress stand up to Big Polluters, protect the Clean Air Act, and make corporate polluters like BP pay for their pollution.
    pandas-for-clean-energy_5631666014_o.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate207.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate195.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate189.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate181.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate180.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate178.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate167.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate163.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate159.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate158.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate157.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate156.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate151.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate135.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate129.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate125.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate122.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate115.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate114.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate112.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate111.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate104.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate101.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate95.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
    Forward on Climate86.jpg
  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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  • WASHINGTON, DC - 35,000 people from 28 states are converging in the streets to show President Obama the broad public support for climate solutions, while also challenging him to keep his commitment of making climate action a top priority during his second term. The president has several actions that he alone can take, including rejecting the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and adopting a strong carbon rule to limit pollution from coal plants.
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