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Each of these disasters, exacerbated or made more likely by climate change, undermined our electricity systems in different ways: creating demand spikes, knocking power plants offline, and taking out transmission lines. https://t.co/MB3NBoo7xf — PolitiTweet.org

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That, in turn, closely followed outages in Texas that left four million without electricity for days in February, as frigid temperatures created a surge in demand and froze natural-gas wells and gathering lines. https://t.co/TerQLPn0ex — PolitiTweet.org

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Every issue requires different, expensive solutions. But they point to the same problem: the need to build a modernized, robust power generation & delivery system to keep the lights on in the face of increasingly common & extreme weather events. — PolitiTweet.org

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