Carrie Lederer of Carrier Pigeon Films captured the zeitgeist of the March 1st launch of the Great March for Climate Action, heading 3,000 miles to Washington DC over eight months.
Hundreds marched from the Port of Los Angeles on March 1st to call for climate solutions, an end to dirty extreme energy like tar sands and fracking. Photo By Jonathan H. Lee.
Launching from the Port of Los Angeles in Wilmington, one of the most fossil-fuel polluted communities in the country, the Great March for Climate Action Energizes Communities to Act on Climate Change.
Climate March Kick-Off, A documentary short by Carrie Lederer
Rally Speakers featured included Art Cisneros, Ed Begley, Jr., Giselle Juarez, David Lopez, Adam Scow, Ed Fallon, and Opamango Agyemang.
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