The founder of a group of 'birth strikers' says choosing not to have children is only rational when faced with the potential havoc that climate change may inflict on future generations. | TheCurrentCBC
Posted: Apr 24, 2019 12:23 PM ET | Last Updated: April 24 Blythe Pepino launched the group BirthStrike to draw attention to the people's fears about bringing children into a world threatened by climate change.
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