Climate Protestors Bare All in Massachusetts State House, Arrested to Force Climate Action

Eight climate activists staged a bare-bottomed protest at the Massachusetts State House during a state Senate debate demanding a ban on new fossil fuel infrastructure.
The protestors dropped their pants to reveal the message "STOP PASSING GAS" hand-painted across their backsides, disrupting the Senate session.
The activists were arrested and charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct and indecent exposure but vowed to continue acts of civil disobedience until lawmakers take action against climate change.
The protest was organized by the group Extinction Rebellion Boston, which is known for attention-grabbing demonstrations in the name of climate justice.
The protest came as legislators debated a proposed tax relief package in the Senate chamber.