is no longer an ask, but a necessity. We will form our own conferences outside of the constraints of bureaucracy and fossil fuel interests, bringing forth international demands and action steps. We will dismantle COP and its false solutions that masquerade as “progress.” We will rely on each other as a global movement. Together, we can create road maps that effectively put us on track for IPCC deadlines without worrying about having to indulge various executives. Governments across the globe will look to us as an example of adequate climate action, and we will make them listen with coordinated demonstrations and initiatives. In the year 2021, with temperatures rapidly approaching the 1.5 degree Celsius threshold, catering to the fossil fuel industry is a death sentence. Polluters Out is no longer just a rallying cry, it is an indispensable climate policy and first step toward securing humanity’s future. the aquarium outing is the latest visual evidence we have that the couple's romance is progressing smoothly. We've seen the duomake things Instagram officialback in January,travel the world togetherand even startsharing each other's clothesMaybe next will be matching jellyfish tattoos?Related: in the leading role (with Madison Taylor Baez portraying the star in childhood flashbacks), the drama focuses on the young singer's journey to becoming a one-of-a-kind artist, from playing small gigs in her hometown to performing for thousands on massive stages on the cusp of global superstardom. And while it features all of the stunning performances and glitzy costumes that you'd probably expect, it also doesn't skip the unglamorous years spent grinding on the local music circuit — and Selena's awkward teen phase. (Yes, she had one too.) But what makesSelena: The Series TW: But what are they gonna say? "We the African-American people, the white people, like —"