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2h ago 14.25 EDT Nina Lakhani Less than two weeks ago, 75,000 or so people marched through Manhattan to demand an end to fossil fuel expansion, which is unarguably the most meaningful climate action that political leaders could choose to take. Ironically, those same streets are today flooded as record breaking rainfall pummels NYC, an extreme rain event made more likely by global heating driven by burning fossil fuels.

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2h ago 14.25 EDT Nina Lakhani Less than two weeks ago, 75,000 or so people marched through Manhattan to demand an end to fossil fuel expansion, which is unarguably the most meaningful climate action that political leaders could choose to take. Ironically, those same streets are today flooded as record breaking rainfall pummels NYC, an extreme rain event made more likely by global heating driven by burning fossil fuels.
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Andres Salomon (andres4ny@social.ridetrans.it)'s status on Saturday, 30-Sep-2023 20:52:18 JST Andres Salomon

That's not "irony." That's exactly the kind of shit that protesters are warning us about.
#ClimateChange #NYC #NYCFlooding

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