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New York Times Features DeSmog's 100 Year Letter Project

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By Emily Murgatroyd
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Check out the New York Timesย today.ย 

Science writer Andrew Revkin mentions our 100 Year Letter Project here.

And if that wasn’t enough, he also wrote a more in-depth piece on his new Dot Earth blog. ย 

If you haven’t written your entry for the 100 Year Letter Project, please do. In fact, we’ve decided that the best letters every month will receive a DeSmogBlog swag bag, including the much-coveted DeSmogย t-shirt.

We have quite a few already and will start posting them over the nextย week.ย 

By Emily Murgatroyd

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