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Judge Strikes Down NY Plan to Charge Fossil-Fuel Firms $75B for Climate Damages

By Marc Levy New York’s attempt to make fossil fuel-producing industries pay into a $75 billion fund to repair the damage wrought by climate change was struck down by a federal judge, who said the sweeping law reaches beyond a …

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News that broke 2 years ago spurs 83-year-old to tell 'reality' of Hiroshima A-bombing

TAKAMATSU -- An 83-year-old man in west Japan has begun speaking publicly about his memory of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima after decades of silence

  • 83-year-old Takashi Nakamura from Takamatsu shares his atomic bombing memories.
  • Nobel Peace Prize inspires Nakamura to reveal his survivor status in 2024.
  • He recounts losing home, radiation exposure, and discrimination at arranged marriages.

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