Climate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTEClimate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTEClimate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTEClimate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTEClimate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTEClimate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTEClimate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTEClimate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTEClimate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTEClimate change protesters, wearing 'salakots' or native hats made of bamboo, palm leaves or rattan, worn as protection against heat or rain, march at the Quezon City Memorial Circle on Friday, Sept. 15 2023, part of an Asia-wide mobilization calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. PHOTO BY JOHN ORVEN VERDOTE