How people protest.

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Picketing in front of a specific office, business, or other building (as distinct from sign-waving along a road or intersection) such that the picket line must be crossed by customers and workers.

Boycotts, widely advertised and sustained over time --sometimes years in duration-- targeting offending businesspeople, companies, and agencies.

Lampooning offending politicians, businesspeople, and institutions via web & print media based cartoons, on the radio, and in Letters to the Editor as well as through satire in performance art. Local residents held pig roasts replete with costumes and performance art on the sidewalks in front of a corrupt local politician's houses in Alaska, drawing wide attention to their venal outrages; many were subsequently convicted and jailed.



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"Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence."

Pres. John Adams, Scholar and Statesman


"There's a scientific reason to be concerned and there's a scientific reason to push for action. But there's no scientific reason to despair."

NASA climate analyst Gavin Schmidt

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