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Climate activists in front of Chase Bank protesting against black their financing of the Enbridge company.

MN 350 speakers talk about Line 3 Pipeline and racial disparities

Zekiah Juliusson, RubicOnline March 10, 2021
MN 350 speakers spoke to PEP, IC and SSJ about Line 3 last week.
Global temperature yearly averages have increased by over 2 percent since 1980. Five years ago, the U.N. announced that governments around the world must not let the yearly temperature averages increase by 1.5 degrees Celsius more, otherwise they would face the serious consequences of Climate Change.

Global Warming set to push Earth past U.N. warning for temperature levels

Bobby Verhey, RubicOnline September 30, 2020
Recent reports from climate scientist show that the average yearly temperature is on track to pass U.N. warning levels.
Junior Adrienne Gaylord and Sophomore Will Sedo attended the climate strike despite SPAs  repercussions.

USC proposes new protest policy

Lara Cayci, RubicOnline January 17, 2020
USC is working on creating a student activism policy to regulate whether students can leave school and be excused to attend social protests. 
A new policy, with student input, must be developed to balance the administration’s respect for student demonstration and its concern over disruptions to the school day.

[STAFF EDITORIAL] What should student protest look like?

RubicOnline Staff October 8, 2019
A new protest policy must be developed with student input.
Protesters gathered at the State Capitol to advocate for more environmental policies.

Climate strike unites Minnesota youth

Quinn Christensen and Liv Larsen September 21, 2019
Club leaders Sydney Therien and Paige Indritz sparked student interest in the strike and helped them join the movement.
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