Climate activists plan to disrupt Congressional Baseball Game

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Climate activists are planning to disrupt this year's annual Congressional Baseball Game. 

In a new video posted to social media, the Now or Never collective said that Congress has "one last shot" to pass historic climate legislation. 

"It's time to leave everything on the field," it wrote.

If politicians have "failed to deliver," the group said it would shut down the game.

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"We will not stand by, watching them play baseball while the world burns," Now or Never said. 

On its website, the organization said that Democratic leaders are failing the American people on climate, calling this summer "the bottom of the ninth." 

U.S. President Biden attends the annual Congressional Baseball Game at Nationals Park in Washington, Sept. 29, 2021.  (REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque)

Now or Never is choosing to engage in direct action, it noted, because "conventional tactics are not enough" and it is "time to escalate." 

Should lawmakers reach a deal on a climate spending bill, it said it would still take action to demand further legislation but may use a "more conciliatory tactic."

This move is also about President Biden, whom Now or Never labeled a "failed president." 

President Biden speaks with members of the Republicans team as he attends the annual Congressional Baseball Game at Nationals Park in Washington, Sept. 29, 2021.  (REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque)

"If Biden fails to deliver on climate, he should not be the Democratic nominee in 2024. Full stop," the group wrote.

But, the July 28 game isn't the only day on the Now or Never calendar. 

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