Sen. Bernie Sanders urges movement-building: "350 means survival"
September 26, 2026 | South Burlington City, Chittenden County, Vermont
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Senator Bernie Sanders addressed the Battery Park crowd and praised organizers and volunteers for building a grassroots climate movement. He tied climate action to economic opportunity, arguing that redirecting money now spent on oil could create jobs installing solar and wind and modernizing transportation.
Sanders emphasized the need for mass movement and moral urgency, telling the crowd that "350 means survival means great change means not just voting but building a huge massive unprecedented movement full of love full of compassion," and urged attendees to continue organizing and to translate the day's energy into political pressure.
Sanders emphasized the need for mass movement and moral urgency, telling the crowd that "350 means survival means great change means not just voting but building a huge massive unprecedented movement full of love full of compassion," and urged attendees to continue organizing and to translate the day's energy into political pressure.
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