We must fight harder for our planet


TODAY is Earth Day. On this day every year, we reflect on the state of our planet, and all too often, we find it worse than the year before. From the ongoing genocide and ecocide waged on the Palestinians to a surge in anti-environmental policies in the United States, our Earth is facing one of its darkest chapters.

The exit of the US from the Paris Agreement and President Donald Trump’s determination to expand fossil fuel use with his mantra “drill, baby, drill” will only lead the world to more climate calamities.  

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