“It’s a continued focus on the perpetrators,” Scott told Truthout. He said the march—a potential “tipping point for the environmental movement”—would also be a rally call for other, direct actions—like the Wall Street sit-in on Monday. “It would be so scary to die like a polar bear,” 8-year-old Chloe West, Cimini’s daughter, told Truthout. We have to work and galvanize our action.”Next year, leaders will meet in Paris for a climate change conference aiming to draft an international agreement to cut carbon emissions. The idea is to tie political and corporate inaction on climate change to the global economy’s heavy reliance on carbon emissions to sustain profits and economic growth.