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Go Bigger to Meet the Need - GNDN Rally in Washington DC
A young activist holds a sign during the rally.
The Green New Deal Network (GNDN) organizational principals, community leaders, and allies push for Congress to “Go Bigger to Meet the Need '' on climate, jobs, and justice at a Capitol Hill rally. Progressive House members, alongside organizational and community leaders from Greenpeace US, US Climate Action Network, MoveOn, Sierra Club, Working Families Party, Sunrise, Center for Justice and Accountability and more are concerned about the scale of investments in jobs and infrastructure in the new Senate proposal and are advocating for key issues that tackle climate change, social injustices and unemployment.
Unique identifier:
GP1SVK8M
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
20/07/2021
Locations:
Capitol Hill
,
United States of America
,
Washington, D.C.
Credit line:
© Tim Aubry / Greenpeace
Ranking:
★★★★★★ (B)
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Go Bigger to Meet the Need GNDN Rally in Washington DC
The Green New Deal Network (GNDN) organizational principals, community leaders, and allies push for Congress to “Go Bigger to Meet the Need '' on climate, jobs, and justice at a Capitol Hill rally. Progressive House members, alongside organizational and community leaders from Greenpeace US, US Climate Action Network, MoveOn, Sierra Club, Working Families Party, Sunrise, Center for Justice and Accountability and more are concerned about the scale of investments in jobs and infrastructure in the new Senate proposal and are advocating for key issues that tackle climate change, social injustices and unemployment.
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