ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Over in Pack Square Park, there was a Sunday, Sept. 21 event – part of a Global Day of Action.
Sun Day celebrates the rise of clean energy and the movement to leave fossil fuels behind – as well as discussing the impacts of climate change.
News 13 spoke with one of the organizers about why this movement impacts many western North Carolinians.
“Hurricane Helene had 10% of its rainfall attributable to a warming world, so we don’t want to see another one of those. We want climate solutions and that takes Congress really to weigh in,” said North Carolina state coordinator of Citizens Climate Lobby Don Kraus…