Schoolchildren around the world are on strike again on Friday. Even if Corona prevents a large demo, activists want to show that they still exist.
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Protest for the climate: The schoolgirl Emma Tanskanen and the student Anika Dafert organize a human chain along the Salzach on Friday.
Two years ago, thousands of schoolchildren demonstrated for the first time in Salzburg for the climate. Two years in which a lot has changed in society. More than ever, the climate is a topic of debate. “There is almost no more political discourse in which the climate does not play a role,” says Anika Dafert from Radstadt. The 18-year-old was one of the first to bring the global climate movement to Salzburg. Even if not much has changed in climate policy in recent years, she sees that …
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Accessed on March 18, 2021 at 4:08 am on https://www.sn.at/salzburg/chronik/fridays-for-future-in-salzburg-corona- geht-die-klimakrise-bleibt-101203591
