Four women pick out and distribute colorful climate voting stickers before the Youth Climate Strike, Foley Square, New York, New York, September 20, 2024. Sample stickers are displayed on a large poster from the group "2028IsTooLate.org", which distributes them. The poster notes that the stickers are intended to promote climate conversations and dialogues among people and voters. The stickers also include the group's website address, where descriptions and comparisons of climate campaign promises and previous actions by the major United States Presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, plus other climate voting resources, are available. The group 2028IsTooLate argues that a second Trump presidency and administration would attempt to roll back or eliminate current environmental protections and enact policies that would be catastrophic for the earth's climate.

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Four women pick out and distribute colorful climate voting stickers before the Youth Climate Strike, Foley Square, New York, New York, September 20, 2024. Sample stickers are displayed on a large poster from the group "2028IsTooLate.org", which distributes them. The poster notes that the stickers are intended to promote climate conversations and dialogues among people and voters. The stickers also include the group's website address, where descriptions and comparisons of climate campaign promises and previous actions by the major United States Presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, plus other climate voting resources, are available. The group 2028IsTooLate argues that a second Trump presidency and administration would attempt to roll back or eliminate current environmental protections and enact policies that would be catastrophic for the earth's climate.

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