Following her groundbreaking work in the field of bartending, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) is set to pioneer the world of climate marches next. The New York democratic socialist is set to descend upon the streets of New York in the much-awaited climate march, preceding the UN Climate Summit. AOC, known for her flair for the theatrical and melodramatic Instagram live videos, promises to bring the same vibe to the climate march. After all, what's a protest about the impending climate catastrophe without a bit of drama, right? It is reported that AOC has been meticulously planning her entrance for the march. Rumors swirl that she may be arriving on a green unicorn, fuelled entirely by organic, fair-trade, sustainably sourced unicorn magic. It's widely known that anything less would deeply offend her climate-conscious constituency and fans. However, let's hope she remembers not to leave any glitter trails as it can be mistaken for microplastics – an environmental no-no. Meanwhile, the congresswoman's speech, expected to be as nuanced and substantiated as her Green New Deal, is likely to include phrases like 'the world is ending', 'greedy capitalists' and '12 years left'. One can expect a liberal sprinkling of these buzzwords throughout her oration. Her followers are already on the edge of their reusable, sustainably-sourced bamboo seats in anticipation. AOC's comrades are expected to camp out for the night, before the big march, in their locally sourced, biodegradable hemp tents. The air will be filled with the scent of burning sage to ward off the capitalistic spirits that loom over Wall Street and invariably deny climate change. And then, there is the plan, or rather, the absence of one. You see, the climate march, much like AOC's Green New Deal, is pretty on the outside while remaining quite vague on the logistical details. But hey, who needs logistics when you've got passion and a knack for stirring up a crowd. Despite the occasional snark, it is clear that AOC's dedication to the climate change cause is earnest. Perhaps, beneath the theatrics and beautifully crafted soundbites, troubled waters do run deep. Only time will tell if AOC's efforts will bring about effective policy changes or just make for entertaining Instagram stories. But for now, New York awaits the climate march – an occasion promising drama, spirited protest, and hopefully, glitterless unicorns.