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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes 19 Sep 2017

    On Barbuda, where Hurricane Irma destroyed everything in its path, there is not a single person left, officials saidhttp://nyti.ms/2xgAlcA 

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      2. AR3‏ @evolnete 19 Sep 2017
        Replying to @nytimes

        May b it's time 2 talk about climate change based on science and not feelings, time 2 make some sacrifices, it's now or later will b worst

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      1. Kristan‏ @KLinLA 19 Sep 2017
        Replying to @nytimes @shawbear76

        Right- ignoring this months earthquakes and devastating hurricanes-let's stay out of the #ParisAgreement 🙄 @350

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      2. Ed Joyce‏ @EdJoyce 19 Sep 2017
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        January-August 2017 average temperature was 2nd warmest on record: 1.58° above average. http://bit.ly/2y0rlHQ  #ActOnClimate #ClimateChangepic.twitter.com/QjxSNCvSeh

        NOAA NCEI Climate
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      2. Gabrielle‏ @Angel85377 19 Sep 2017
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        Doesn't this make Barbuda the first nation (half nation?) wiped out by climate change?

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      3. MuddingtonIII‏ @MuddingtonIII 19 Sep 2017
        Replying to @Angel85377 @nytimes

        There have been many nations wiped out by climate change, caused, both by humans and natural. Look up Easter island and Vikings on greenland

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      4. MuddingtonIII‏ @MuddingtonIII 19 Sep 2017
        Replying to @MuddingtonIII @Angel85377 @nytimes

        If you are interested in that kind of info, there are some good reads.

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      2. Carole Palmer‏ @caroleannesr 19 Sep 2017
        Replying to @nytimes @RebeccaShabad

        Everyone evacuated to Antiqua.

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      1.  🇨🇦 Chris Kasulke  🇨🇦‏ @ChrisKasulke 19 Sep 2017
        Replying to @nytimes @CharlesMBlow

        If they rebuild with cat 5 building codes they will survive future storms. We owe it to them to help. After all, we head there for vacays

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      1. Tricia Shaughnessy‏ @TDShaughnessy 19 Sep 2017
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        OMG

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      1. wisewiz  ✊🏿 ✊🏻 💕‏ @wisewiz 19 Sep 2017
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        Damn so sad!💯💕

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      2. Lucyspin‏ @jelkslg 19 Sep 2017
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        Perhaps rethink rebuilding. Let nature take its course and allow the residents to choose where to live next.

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      3. Patricia Buchanan‏ @PatriciaRaye 19 Sep 2017
        Replying to @jelkslg @nytimes

        Agreed. Certainly not one more generation could survive there.

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      4. Al Swearengen‏ @E_A_Swearengen 19 Sep 2017
        Replying to @PatriciaRaye @jelkslg @nytimes

        Moving elsewhere won't save anyone from global warming screwing up food production. (When the Jet Stream moves north.)

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      2. Mary Ellen Davis‏ @RubyMcrae 19 Sep 2017
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        Has anyone picked up the animals who were left and survived?

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