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Those have been the images associated with climate change.
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From New York Times Opinion.
My name's David Brooks.
My name is James Carville.
I'm Lydia Paul Green.
I'm Michelle Goldberg.
I'm Thomas Friedman.
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I cannot think of another news story I've covered that is at once so momentously terrible and boringly anticlimactic.
What we have done is we have voided the 20th century American dream.
The Times Opinion section runs on ideas.
Some ideas come from columnists who share their opinions and reporting on a weekly basis.
I prefer to take a wider look and say, is this protest violating other people's rights?
This is an existential crisis.
We cannot survive another Trump administration.
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