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Young and old joined climate march: "Urgency is high after a summer of disasters"

Young and old joined climate march: "Urgency is high after a summer of disasters"

Over 40,000 people marched through the streets of Amsterdam to demand a reduction in fossil fuel usage. Participants of all ages gathered to urge the Dutch government to take more significant climate action, citing the urgency of recent climate-related disasters.

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