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More than 3,000 communities in the U.S. are planning a "No Kings" event on March 28. You may wonder if it matters. If tensions are running high in your town, conflict could erupt, raising the possibility of injury or arrest. But even assuming your personal safety doesn't feel at risk, you may question whether protest leads to meaningful change . After all, government representatives are often deaf to protestors' messages -- even when thousands turn out to lend their voice to

On February 12, 2026, US President Donald Trump announced that he was revoking the “endangerment finding,” which is the scientific conclusion, based on over 200 pages of research and evidence, that greenhouse gases pose a risk to human health and welfare. Since 2009, it has been used as the basis for regulations that limit greenhouse gas emissions. Its repeal immediately removes all emissions regulations for cars and trucks while opening the door for further deregulations on

When the political situation is difficult, including when the people in power seem to want to do nothing related to the climate crisis, one of the best things to do for your mental well-being is to go to a protest. If all goes well, you'll meet other like-minded people, raise awareness for your cause, and hopefully find solidarity. However, while symbolic actions like protests are great for discovering unity, and may help create change when they serve a specific purpose (such