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A Day In The Life Part II – XR in London October 2019

by Will Cottrell, Chairman, Brighton Energy Coop | Nov 19, 2019 | Blog

Extinction Rebellion in London October 2019 | An image Gallery

In October 2019 thousands of people took to the streets to protest the climate emergency. More fantastic images here. The struggle continues…

Photo credits:

  • Joe Taylor
  • Daniel Burke
  • Christaina Vysotsaya
  • Leoni Natasa
  • Ronnie Hall
  • Helena Smith

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