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Anti-Trump climate change march draws thousands in US Anti-Trump climate change march draws thousands in US
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Thousands of people have taken part in protests around the US against the Trump administration's attitude towards climate change.Thousands of people have taken part in protests around the US against the Trump administration's attitude towards climate change.
The People's Climate March was timed to coincide with the symbolic 100th day of Donald Trump's presidency.The People's Climate March was timed to coincide with the symbolic 100th day of Donald Trump's presidency.
In Washington, marchers were planning to surround the White House.In Washington, marchers were planning to surround the White House.
However, Mr Trump was not there. Instead, he is marking the milestone 100 days at a rally in Pennsylvania.However, Mr Trump was not there. Instead, he is marking the milestone 100 days at a rally in Pennsylvania.
Organisers of the march, which was estimated by Reuters news agency to have attracted some 15,000 people in the capital alone, are critical of Mr Trump's attitude towards climate change.Organisers of the march, which was estimated by Reuters news agency to have attracted some 15,000 people in the capital alone, are critical of Mr Trump's attitude towards climate change.
Mr Trump has called climate change a hoax, and has vowed to pull the US out of the Paris Agreement.Mr Trump has called climate change a hoax, and has vowed to pull the US out of the Paris Agreement.
They are also angry with the rollback of Obama-era environmental protections.They are also angry with the rollback of Obama-era environmental protections.
Reverend Leo Woodberry, of South Carolina, told a press conference ahead of the march: "We're going to rise up and let them know that we're sick and tired of seeing our children die of asthma.Reverend Leo Woodberry, of South Carolina, told a press conference ahead of the march: "We're going to rise up and let them know that we're sick and tired of seeing our children die of asthma.
"We're sick and tired of seeing people with cancer because of coal ash ponds. We're sick and tired of seeing sea-level rise.""We're sick and tired of seeing people with cancer because of coal ash ponds. We're sick and tired of seeing sea-level rise."
Celebrities, including Leonardo DiCaprio and former Vice President Al Gore, were expected to march as well.Celebrities, including Leonardo DiCaprio and former Vice President Al Gore, were expected to march as well.
'No Planet B': Nada Tawfik, BBC News, New York'No Planet B': Nada Tawfik, BBC News, New York
The sweltering heat has not deterred them. Their signs read "The seas are rising and so are we"; "Make America think again"; and "There is no planet B."The sweltering heat has not deterred them. Their signs read "The seas are rising and so are we"; "Make America think again"; and "There is no planet B."
This eclectic crowd of old and young - Buddhist monks and native American groups - are angry at the Trump administration's attitude toward the environment.This eclectic crowd of old and young - Buddhist monks and native American groups - are angry at the Trump administration's attitude toward the environment.
President Trump has called climate change a hoax. In his first 100 days, he has undone several of his predecessor's environmental regulations in the name of boosting American industry and energy.President Trump has called climate change a hoax. In his first 100 days, he has undone several of his predecessor's environmental regulations in the name of boosting American industry and energy.
Organisers say this march will help put the climate debate front and centre in forthcoming elections.Organisers say this march will help put the climate debate front and centre in forthcoming elections.
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