Photos: Climate strike in Princeton
Several hundred people gathered on Hinds Plaza Friday afternoon to demand action from world leaders on climate change. The protesters marched up Witherspoon Street, then crossed Nassau Street and marched on the Princeton University campus. The event, organized by university and high school students, was held as part of the Global Climate Strike. Millions of people gathered in locations around the world on Friday ahead of the United Nations Climate Summit in New York.
Protesters marching along Witherspoon Street and crossing Nassau Street on Friday. 
Several hundred people gathered on Hinds Plaza in Princeton on Friday to demand action on climate change from world leaders as part of a global protest. Photo: Tina Clement. 
“Farmers know climate change ain’t fake news.” 
“This planet is getting hotter than my imaginary boyfriend.” Photo by Patricia Soll. 
“Activism works so act.” 
“Save the humans.” 
“Is it just me or is it getting hot in here?” 
“Denial is not a policy.” 
“Protect our Mother Earth. There is no Planet B.” 
“I’m with her.” “System change not climate change.” 
The climate is changing, why aren’t you?” 
“Unless someone like U cares a whole lot, nothing is going 2 get better. It’s not.” 
“Divest or it’s just more hot air.” 
“There is not Planet B.” 
“I stand for what I stand on.” “I speak for the trees.” 
“Make earth cool again.” 
“Where will your kids live after we poison the Earth?” 
“Our kids deserve a future.”
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You cannot be an environmentalist if you still consume meat, dairy, fish or eggs. Cognitive dissonance is a real thing. If you really care about the planet, then go vegan.
You just sentenced the poorer parts of the world to malnutrition end starvation.
Vegans are taking away food from animals
Vegans think they do good to animals, but they are wrong as they cause them to starve.
Populations of birds is decreasing, and we know why.