Climate Change Could Sink Amazon’s New York Headquarters
The company's Long Island City offices will be underwater by 2100. The question is whether the tech giant will do anything about it.
The company's Long Island City offices will be underwater by 2100. The question is whether the tech giant will do anything about it.
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There’s nothing wrong with tying unfolding tragedies to climate change.
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