Environmentalists and activists from all over the United States rallied on the 29th of April for the People’s Climate March in Washington DC and in sister marches organised throughout the nation. Last week, the country’s capital welcomed the March for Science and Earth Day rally but organisers say the People’s March was more overtly political, aimed at protesting specific policies of President Donald Trump‘s administration. It symbolically coincides with the 100th day of the Trump presidency, when historically a President is asked to give an account of what they have done during this period.

On the 28th of April Trump signed an executive order to review oil and gas exploration locations, pushing to expand offshore drilling in the Arctic © Alex Wong/Getty Images

Marchers in Washington DC © Astrid Riecken/Stringer Getty Images

People gather near the US Capitol for the People's Climate Movement before marching to the White House to protest President Donald Trump's environmental policies on the 29th of April in Washington, DC © Astrid Riecken/Getty Image

People marched for the climate demanding different environmental policies from president Trump © Astrid Riecken/Getty Images

People gathered from all over the nation © Astrid Riecken/Getty Images

Climate marches took place across the United States © Astrid Riecken/Getty Images

Climate Marches took place across the country, here in the capital Washington DC © Astrid Riecken/Stringer Getty Images

Climate Marches took place across the country, here in the capital Washington DC © Astrid Riecken/Getty Images

Climate Marches took place across the country, here in the capital Washington DC © Astrid Riecken/Stringer Getty Images

Police officers wait for marchers at the entrance of the Trump International Hotel in Washington DC, which they were assigned to protect during the People's Climate March © Astrid Riecken/Stringer Getty Images

Holding signs, the marchers moved from the US Capitol to the White House in Washington DC © Astrid Riecken/Stringer Getty Images

In Washington DC © Astrid Riecken/Stringer Getty Images

Meteorologist Lis Cohen holds a sign while cheering protesters on in Denver, Colorado © Marc Piscotty/Getty Images

Thousands of protestors marched in downtown Denver, Colorado © Marc Piscotty/Getty Images

The People's Climate March in Seattle, Washington State © Karen Ducey/Getty Images

People march with a giant puppet of Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) © Astrid Riecken/Stringer Getty Images

People’s Climate Change March, protesters confront Trump on global warming

Diritti — di Luisa Gattone

Environmentalists and activists from all over the United States rallied on the 29th of April for the People’s Climate March in Washington DC and in sister marches organised throughout the nation. Last week, the country’s capital welcomed the March for Science and Earth Day rally but organisers say the People’s March was more overtly political, aimed