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 / Modified sep 29, 2019 1:41 p.m.

In Their Own Words: Young climate change activists

Kyle Kline, 19, and Daniel Casanova, 18, led Tucson's climate strike in September.

Amid growing demands that governments around the globe take action on climate change, some of the loudest calls are coming from younger voices. In a return to Arizona 360’s occasional commentary series Own Words, we heard from University of Arizona students Kyle Kline and Daniel Casanova. The pair led September’s climate strike demonstration in Tucson and spoke about why they believe the issue of climate change belongs at the forefront.

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