Climate Crisis on Marietta Square 9.20.2019

Written by Jack Hassard

On September 19, 2019

I’ve decided to join with the youth of the world by passing out cards and talking about the Climate Crisis and Climate Strike Fridays.  My plan is to ask individual people and shop owners if they would give 3-5 minutes of their time to talk about their views of climate change.  

I’ll be at the square around noon on the Friday, the 20th.  

I’ll also be in Suwanee on Saturday, and intend to spread the word there as well.

I hope to see you there. Please feel free to copy the cards.  Can use them anytime, not just tomorrow. 

Best regards,  Jack Hassard

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