Citibank funds death, we fight for life: Climate activists mourn lives lost, condemn Citi’s funding.

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Climate activists, led by Bill McKibben, organized a funeral procession at Citibank to mourn those lost to the climate crisis. Citi’s funding is seen as contributing to death, prompting activists to fight for life. The event was organized by ThirdActOrg elders, symbolizing a call to action for environmental justice. The poignant demonstration highlights the urgency of addressing climate change and holding corporations accountable for their impact on the planet. This powerful display of activism serves as a reminder of the devastating consequences of inaction on climate change. Join the movement for a sustainable future.

BREAKING: Climate activists led by @billmckibben lead a funeral procession at @Citibank to mourn of all of those killed due to the climate crisis.

Citi funds death, we fight for life. @ThirdActOrg elders leading the way. pic.twitter.com/RcoQqKPya4

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In a powerful demonstration of the urgent need for action on climate change, a group of dedicated activists, led by renowned environmentalist Bill McKibben, recently staged a funeral procession at Citibank to mourn all those who have tragically lost their lives due to the climate crisis. The solemn event, organized by @ThirdActOrg and supported by New York Communities for Change, served as a poignant reminder of the devastating impact of climate change on communities around the world.

Citibank, one of the largest financial institutions in the world, has come under fire for its continued funding of projects that contribute to environmental destruction and exacerbate the climate crisis. From financing fossil fuel extraction to supporting companies with poor environmental records, Citibank’s actions have been directly linked to the loss of countless lives and the destruction of vital ecosystems.

As the activists marched in solemn procession, carrying symbolic coffins and mourning the lives lost, they sent a powerful message to Citibank and other financial institutions: enough is enough. It is time to prioritize the health and well-being of our planet and its inhabitants over profit and short-term gain. The activists made it clear that they will not stand idly by while corporations like Citibank continue to fund projects that threaten the very existence of future generations.

The presence of @ThirdActOrg elders at the forefront of the procession added a poignant touch to the event, highlighting the intergenerational nature of the fight against climate change. These elders, with their wisdom and experience, serve as a reminder that we must all come together, regardless of age, to protect our planet and secure a sustainable future for all.

In a world where the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly dire, it is more important than ever for individuals and organizations to take a stand and demand action. The funeral procession at Citibank was a powerful example of grassroots activism in action, demonstrating the power of community organizing and collective action in the face of a global crisis.

As we reflect on the solemn events of the funeral procession, we are reminded of the urgent need for bold and decisive action to address the climate crisis. It is up to all of us to hold corporations and institutions accountable for their role in perpetuating environmental destruction and to demand a transition to a more sustainable and equitable future for all.

Together, we can fight for life and ensure that future generations inherit a planet that is healthy, thriving, and resilient. The funeral procession at Citibank was just the beginning – let it serve as a call to action for all of us to stand up, speak out, and demand a better world for ourselves and for those who will come after us.