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The People's Climate March

The People's Climate March saw over 310,000 participate in NYC, marking a significant global turning point for climate change awareness.

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Everything you need to know about today's climate march, in tweets.

Climate change march rolls through NYC and other events in 150 countries http://t.co/q5Y0uA7KiR@npr#climatechange#climatemarch — KQEDscience (@KQEDscience) September 21, 2014

The NYC turnout was huge.

.@foxnews on #PeoplesClimate : "March attracts more than 310,000 people" http://t.co/gwXpSOIEn6 — Eli Kintisch (@elikint) September 21, 2014

Amazing crowd shot of @Peoples_Climate March by @cynryan#PeoplesClimatepic.twitter.com/sWFXlMlBbJ — Brad Johnson (@climatebrad) September 21, 2014

Some historical perspective.

Environmental marches then (Earth Day, 1970) & now (#peoplesclimate) in @NYTimes. http://t.co/joIBwvW0qMpic.twitter.com/WiWBw10RH3 — Andy Revkin (@Revkin) September 21, 2014

There were lots of colorful banners.

View of #PEOPLESCLIMATE crowd in NYC. (Photo: Damon Winter/NYT) http://t.co/0ryL1qJXrFpic.twitter.com/04v3lpIRtP — NYT Science (@nytimesscience) September 21, 2014

Will this one truly be historic?

The #climatemarch is a global turning point, building on many years of @algore 's leadership. pic.twitter.com/nfST4tZm34 — Jeffrey D. Sachs (@JeffDSachs) September 21, 2014

Science was also on display.

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