You can protest as much as you want, but at the end of the day, it's up to governments to do something about climate change, and governments simply aren't going to bend the need to climate protesters. They would simply pass bills that make these protests even harder to do.
What needs to happen is people to elect politicians that would do something about climate change, but these kinds of disruptive protests are hurting public perception of people who want to do something about climate change, making it impossible to elect said politicians.
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Reply to Climate activists block main road into The Hague by LaminatedDenim
You can protest as much as you want, but at the end of the day, it's up to governments to do something about climate change, and governments simply aren't going to bend the need to climate protesters. They would simply pass bills that make these protests even harder to do.
What needs to happen is people to elect politicians that would do something about climate change, but these kinds of disruptive protests are hurting public perception of people who want to do something about climate change, making it impossible to elect said politicians.