Best Climate March Signs
The People's Climate March took place yesterday (Saturday, April 29) in Washington, D.C. and several sister marches echoed the efforts all around the world. Across the globe, people came together to demand action for fighting climate change, voicing their support for evidence-based policy, facts, science, and knowledge. The march was organized by the People's Climate Movement, a group dedicated to "working together to solve the climate crisis."
Like the March for Science and Women's March earlier this year, the Climate March inspired people of all ages to take action. Many people were quick to grab cardboard, markers, and paint in order to visualize the movement's message in the form of a creative sign. And, thanks to social media, we spotted a lot of witty signs at this march. Here are some of the highlights, guaranteed to make you think, laugh, or just feel inspired.
Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/wanderlustgypsymom1/16This sign took a clever jab at Trump's administration, many of whom are climate change deniers.
Getty Images2/16Leonardo DiCaprio, who is an outspoken advocate for the environment, was in attendance.
Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/stephiesaysrawr3/16Climate change is important to all creatures of the planet, not just humans! This pug cares about the planet too.
Getty Images4/16You can't argue with facts.
Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/zohraw815/16And, as these marchers point out, facts don't go away just because they are ignored.
Getty Images6/16Cue High School Musical music.
Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/mirandasauria7/16This person got super creative, and the message is heard loud and clear.
Getty Images8/16"We are living on this planet as if we have a back up." One of the most chilling signs of the day.
Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/rosemariepolizzi9/16The Lorax would be ALL over this march.
Getty Images10/16We only have ONE planet, y'all.
Photo: Courtesy of Instagram/416christina11/16Some dinosaurs got in on the action. After all, everything is better with dinosaurs.
Getty Images12/16Sometimes, all you need is a handy-dandy chart.
Getty Images13/16"Oceans rise. So. Do. We." Yasss.
Getty Images14/16It's true; as our very own Lauren Duca wrote: "climate change doesn't care who you voted for."
Photo: Courtesy of Twitter/Alifaith5515/16These women are right on. Some people might choose to "not believe" in science, but that doesn't change the fact that it's true.
