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Hurricane Ian, Boston’s turf bans for parks, & more!
Matt and Nick talk about Hurricane Ian and one community that fared very well throughout the storm (This 100% solar community endured Hurricane Ian with no loss of power and minimal damage | CNN),
New York following California’s footsteps in banning gas-powered cars by 2035 (New York to Ban New Gas-Powered Vehicles, Following California's Lead (gizmodo.com)),
Los Angeles county cracking down on water flow to celebrity mansions due to drought (LA restricts water flow to wasteful celebrity mansions: ‘No matter how rich, we’ll treat you the same’ | California | The Guardian),
Boston banning artificial turf in parks (Boston bans artificial turf in parks due to toxic ‘forever chemicals’ | PFAS | The Guardian),
And the Presidential election in Brazil is headed to a runoff. Why does this matter so much for global climate change mitigation? (Brazil Presidential Election Goes to High-Stakes Runoff Live Updates - The New York Times (nytimes.com))!
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By Matt Norden and Nick Gennusa
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Matt and Nick talk about Hurricane Ian and one community that fared very well throughout the storm (This 100% solar community endured Hurricane Ian with no loss of power and minimal damage | CNN),
New York following California’s footsteps in banning gas-powered cars by 2035 (New York to Ban New Gas-Powered Vehicles, Following California's Lead (gizmodo.com)),
Los Angeles county cracking down on water flow to celebrity mansions due to drought (LA restricts water flow to wasteful celebrity mansions: ‘No matter how rich, we’ll treat you the same’ | California | The Guardian),
Boston banning artificial turf in parks (Boston bans artificial turf in parks due to toxic ‘forever chemicals’ | PFAS | The Guardian),
And the Presidential election in Brazil is headed to a runoff. Why does this matter so much for global climate change mitigation? (Brazil Presidential Election Goes to High-Stakes Runoff Live Updates - The New York Times (nytimes.com))!