Why are people coming from far and wide for this historic march? Ronnie Citron-Fink, the Managing Editor for Moms Clean Air Force, shares her perspective on the importance of The People’s Climate March. What is The People’s Climate March? On September 21st, hundreds of thousands...

  I’ll be in New York City, my hometown, on Sunday, September 21, marching with thousands of others who want to see meaningful action on climate change. Why am I marching? 1. Because climate change is real. It is happening now. Scientists have measured it,...

The list of partnering organizations for the People’s Climate March is extensive — over 1,000 groups have signed on to march on Sunday. It includes parent and family advocates, students, healthcare workers, environmentalists, anti-fracking supporters, political clubs, and members of faith based communities. The march...

I am marching in The People’s Climate March for Reny, my fun-loving 5 year old who loves to spend his summers swimming, kayaking, and playing on the beaches of Lake Erie – a lake that, due to climate change, is threatened by toxic algae blooms....

One of our favorite summer traditions is a day spent on Crescent Beach in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. The beach is pristine, rarely crowded and there are never ending rocks for the kids to climb on. This summer we stayed longer than usual. The number of fish and sea creature...