A reported 10,000 people attended the march. Photo by Amanda Weaver
Millions of young adults around the world took to the street today in frustration and protest of the lack of action against global climate change. In Seattle, thousands of students, including many from MIHS, marched from Cal Anderson Park in Capitol Hill to Seattle City Hall. Reporter Brooks Kahsai attended the event, where he took photos and asked fellow protestors for their thoughts on the climate crisis.
“This is where we live and we only have one planet. It’s not getting any better.“
– Ceder Watson, high school student
“We want to keep [the earth] nice for the rest of our lives and the next generation, our kids.”
– Sophia Paris, high school student
Sevilla Martinez is passionate about making and seeing change in climate change policies. 
Jacob Black wants a future. 
MIHS senior Auden Finch joins many of his peers in protest. 
Over 2,000 people were gathered at Cal Anderson Park.
All gallery photos by Brooks Kahsai.
“We moved from horses to steam. We moved from steam to gas. Now we have to move from gas to renewable energy.
-Washington state Governor Jay Inslee
