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As Teenagers, They Protested Trump's Climate Policy. Now What?


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This article has been revised to reflect the following correction: An earlier version of this article stated incorrectly the destination of Greta Thunberg's return sailing voyage across the Atlantic in 2019.


The article from MSN discusses how a group of teenagers who protested against former President Donald Trump's climate policies are now navigating their roles and influence in the current political climate under President Joe Biden. Initially, these young activists, including figures like Jamie Margolin and Alexandria VillaseƱor, gained prominence for their vocal opposition to Trump's environmental rollbacks and his withdrawal from the Paris Agreement. With Biden in office, who has promised to prioritize climate action, these activists are reassessing their strategies. Some are now working within the system, engaging with policymakers, while others continue to push for more radical changes, feeling that Biden's policies, although a step forward, do not go far enough. The piece explores their evolving activism, their reflections on past protests, and their current efforts to ensure that climate change remains a central issue, highlighting the complexities of activism when the political landscape shifts.

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