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Climate Walk arrives in Tacloban

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Thousands of participants in a Climate Walk cross a bridge shortly before entering the storm-ravaged Philippine city of Tacloban on November 8, the first anniversary of Typhoon Haiyan, known locally as Yolanda. The storm killed thousands of people and left millions displaced. The Climate Walk, which lasted 38 days and covered some 1000 kilometers before arriving in Tacloban, was led by Climate Change Commissioner Yeb Saño. Participants demanded the world take immediate action to stop climate change and the suffering it produces in vulnerable populations.

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Climate crisis, Philippines
Thousands of participants in a Climate Walk cross a bridge shortly before entering the storm-ravaged Philippine city of Tacloban on November 8, the first anniversary of Typhoon Haiyan, known locally as Yolanda. The storm killed thousands of people and left millions displaced. The Climate Walk, which lasted 38 days and covered some 1000 kilometers before arriving in Tacloban, was led by Climate Change Commissioner Yeb Saño. Participants demanded the world take immediate action to stop climate change and the suffering it produces in vulnerable populations.