Protests targeting federal government actions erupt across the Pacific Northwest

Portland, ORLocal News

On March 29, 2025, a pro-science rally in Vancouver, WA, brought together dozens of participants who voiced concerns about recent federal actions that threaten science and education. The rally coincided with a nationwide "Tesla Takedown" protest, targeting Tesla dealerships and criticizing Elon Musk's decisions that have implications for federal workers and scientific institutions. Organizer Mackenzie Pfeifer, a marine biologist, emphasized the anger directed at executive orders from President Trump, which many believe undermine scientific integrity. Attendees also expressed fears regarding the expansion of timber production and its potential impact on endangered species in the Pacific Northwest. The protests were not limited to the U.

S. ; similar demonstrations occurred in European cities, signifying a growing global discontent with Musk's actions. Despite the protests, Musk expressed confidence in Tesla's future, asserting that the Model Y would remain the best-selling car globally. The rally underscores a significant public response to perceived threats to scientific and educational values. As the debate continues, the intersection of science, politics, and corporate influence remains a critical topic of discussion.

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