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Everything you hate about climate change virtue signaling in the most absurd story you'll read this year
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Everything you hate about climate change virtue signaling in the most absurd story you'll read this year

The New York Times somehow casts a Massachusetts couple who spent $7 million on building an oceanfront (second) home as environmental activists. Can't make it up.

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Dec 01, 2023
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You’re gonna want to read this one on an empty stomach.

Twenty-six times a year, The New York Times shows its commitment to the environment by offering readers “Living Small.”

No, Living Small isn’t about the joys and trials of being height-challenged. It’s “a biweekly column exploring what it takes to lead a simpler, more sustainable or more compact life…

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