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Dr. Genevieve Guenther

Now everyone in the climate movement is connected to Kevin Bacon! Amazing!

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If you are worried about climate change like I am, join me in being part of the solution. Write Congress urging them to pass the strongest climate legislation in American history when they meet next week. #CodeRedClimate #CodeRedCongress CodeRedCongress.com

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Let’s hope not by 6 degrees

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Oh haha that's really good.

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The United Nations still estimates that if we achieve net zero carbon emissions soon enough we can limit that increase to at most six degrees of Kevin Bacon

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I'm sadly surprised how no one is talking about the NYC Climate Strike, or in other cities.

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1.5 degrees of

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