The Sostenible - How cities and states could finally hold fossil fuel companies accountable

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The city of Imperial Beach, California, is suing fossil fuel companies for their role in causing rising sea levels, which are forcing the city to build a sea wall.

The city’s budget is less than Exxon CEO Darren Woods’ annual pay.

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