But let’s just keep drilling, shall we?
David Wallace-Wells @dwallacewells
31 Jul 2023
“In 1980 losses from three US natural disasters—a drought, a flood and a hurricane—topped $1 billion each (in 2023 dollars). Last year there were 18 $1 billion-plus events, including Hurricane Ian, which was responsible for $114 billion in damage.” bloomberg.com/graphics/2023-…

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Joe has a tendency to lie and not keep his campaign promises. He continually throws us under the bus, all of us. Https://marianne2024.com/iss…
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There are plenty of solutions, Big Oil just hopes we don’t realize it…so here ya go: regeneration.org/solutions drawdown.org/climate-solutio… RegenIntel.earth sustainiaworld.com/technolog… #climatechange #climateaction #climatesolutions

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We are drilling our way into a series of economic disasters because we don't get that drilling has consequences which will come back to bite us. If we want to summon another hurricane or bring forth another natural disaster and lose tons of money, then drilling is the way to go.
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GM, Ford, Toyota, and Honda are all building electric battery plants signaling the auto industry is moving away from fossil fuels.
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Please show the direct evidence of this claim
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Thank you for standing up for the people who cannot make it to DC to stand with you! #standingfromafar #signedpetitions
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Like Dog years is this FTX money value?
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Gag them Motherianne Williamslay
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