After a holiday break, the last-generation demonstrators get to the point one last time this week: On Friday around 8 a.m., the activists started a protest march at the Schwarzenbergplat fountain. At a snail’s pace.
According to the last generation, the “May wave” in Vienna should last at least three weeks. Friday would be the last day of the disruptive actions in Vienna. So far Viennese can only speculate whether this is true. The participants have repeatedly been heavily criticized for their radical form of protest.
At least shortly before the weekend it’s that time again. The so-called climate stickers started their protest march through Vienna at the Schwarzenbergplatz. “We are the fire alarm of a sleeping society,” the group said in a post on Twitter. The most active people are taking these measures to draw attention to the climate crisis. The activists will be accompanied by scientists during their march. The protesters are also supported by “Patents for Future”.
The climate stickers demand 100 km/h on the autobahn as a direct measure for better air quality and lower CO₂ emissions. In Austria, too, they speak out against fracking.
Source: Krone
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