Paul Salama

@paul_salama

"The infrastructure we build over the next four years will determine the fate of human kind." Small steps w/

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Joined March 2009
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  1. Retweeted
    Jun 8

    Your daily reminder that 13 GOP Senators are still meeting secretly to take insurance from millions to fund tax cuts for their rich friends.

    444 replies 15,679 retweets 19,821 likes
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    Jun 6

    Given the uncertainties & timelines, we should both try to reduce emissions to limit warming to < 2 °C & plan to adapt for warming of > 4 °C

    Replying to @CostaSamaras @RadioFreeTom
    Agree 100%. The maxim is hope for the best, prepare for the worst. Hope isn't a good plan
    1 reply 8 retweets 18 likes
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    Jun 2

    If mayors and governors want to "resist" Trump on climate: Great! Now build dense housing and invest in transit.

    42 replies 853 retweets 1,509 likes
  4. Retweeted
    May 31

    Great story on the cascading consequences of a single bad day on the NY subway:

    2 replies 65 retweets 89 likes
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    May 31

    Cuomo has helped increase MTA debt by 80% over a decade; even congestion pricing (while necessary) isn't enough to pay it off.

    Cuomo's recipe for subway fare hikes via
    14 retweets 19 likes
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    May 30

    It's weird that Trump is scared of using up all the finite energy in his body but isn't scared of using up all the fossil fuels in the world

    5 replies 66 retweets 171 likes
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    May 30

    Core facts in your life: Our planet's in crisis. Time's running out. Success demands huge, fast changes. Predatory delay is everywhere.

    1 reply 78 retweets 109 likes
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    May 28

    I'll do three: Promoting the breakup of the European Union, undermining NATO's Article V credibility, slowing renewable energy development.

    Replying to @mattyglesias
    Name one policy of Trump's that has benefited the Russians. Just one.
    516 replies 7,442 retweets 16,022 likes
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    May 26

    want a job: put the words 'autonomous vehicles' in your linkedin profile

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    May 25

    Melting Greenland glacier unleashed a pulse of water the mass of 150 million 18-wheelers, warping the earth's crust

    8 replies 332 retweets 213 likes
  11. Retweeted
    May 23

    Meanwhile on Planet Earth...

    Scientists say the rate of sea level rise has nearly tripled since 1990
    9 replies 103 retweets 105 likes
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    May 22

    Fact check: if San Francisco was a dense as Brooklyn you could fit a whole 'nother San Francisco's worth of people in there

    SF is among American cities simply running out of room
    8 replies 45 retweets 73 likes
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    May 22

    Dan Savage: Neither you nor any politician can stop people from moving to the city. Here's what we actually can do:

    4 replies 123 retweets 177 likes
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    May 22

    This about how wrong has been at forecasting should be a warning to underestimating effect on --

    18 replies 369 retweets 263 likes
  15. May 19

    uhhhhhh.....

    Global warming is making the Antarctic turn green
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    May 18

    So sad to hear about Chris. He meant the world to me personally and professionally. Here he is with my daughter Bennie.

    5 replies 8 retweets 24 likes
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    May 18
    Replying to

    If we had sane, adult policy-making, our planetary emergency would be at the top of every meeting's agenda—from the UN to your city council.

    6 replies 71 retweets 82 likes
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    May 18

    I know it's hard to make brain space for anything other than politics right now, but there's an even bigger story...

    16 replies 511 retweets 381 likes
  19. May 17

    Can't be repeated enough

    The thing is the MTA is a state agency.
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    May 17

    Each placard will cost the rest of us $840 per year in delay costs, I estimate. Around $40 million total (50,000 placards).

    De Blasio's parking placard giveaway is a freebie that isn't free, writes . We'll all pay in lost time:
    13 retweets 16 likes

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