Third global climate strike, live updates
Environment — di Martina Girola
All the live updates on the third global climate strike: from Australia to the United States, via Europe and above all Italy. Live this historic moment together with us.

All the live updates on the third global climate strike: from Australia to the United States, via Europe and above all Italy. Live this historic moment together with us.
Here we are. The day of the third global climate strike has finally arrived.
More than a year ago, Greta Thunberg was sitting alone outside the Swedish parliament to demand more effective action on climate. Six months ago, students joined her in the first global strike, creating a movement that has achieved so much since then. Today, young people — and not only them — are ready to make history and bring about the largest environmental demonstration ever organised.
More than 150 nations have joined the strike organised by Fridays for Future, which this time will involve people of all ages: marching alongside the students will be their parents, teachers, scientists, workers and some trade unions, all united in a green wave ready to sweep through cities across the world.
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Italy is here. More than 160 cities have organised events in their squares: from Turin to Palermo, from Bologna to Naples, Italians have taken to the streets and joined the protests. It is worth recalling that during the first climate strike on 15 March, Italy was the country that recorded the highest number of participants.
We are in Milan covering the demonstration live. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up to date with every development. Send us your photos from wherever you are to [email protected]: we will publish the best ones.
Update 11.30 – According to the first estimates from the event organisers, the number of participants in Milan appears to be 150,000. The head of the march has already reached Piazza Cavour, while the tail has just set off from Largo Cairoli.
Update 13.30 – The Milan march has arrived in Piazza del Duomo.
In Rome, 200,000 people are demonstrating.
Forlì also took part in the strike.
Reggio Calabria was not held back by its small size.
Palermo could not be left out.
And the crowd in Turin even shocked Greta.
Genoa was packed.