PLANET SAVED! Eco-activists targeted Rome's Trevi Fountain, turning the waters black with dye to protest the supposed impeding doom of climate change.
Mayor of Rome Roberto Gualtieri said that luckily there does not appear to be a risk of permanent damage to the world-famous fountain, however, he noted that because it is a water recycling fountain, authorities will be forced to drain and dispose of 300,000 litres of water to get rid of the dye.
The eco-radicals were quick to link climate change to the flooding in the Emilia Romagna region of Italy over the past week, which has caused widespread devastation and resulted in the deaths of at least 14 people. However, what is often ignored by eco-activists and legacy media outlets that fear monger over the allegedly impeding climate crisis is that climate-related deaths, from natural disasters such as flooding, have precipitously fallen over the past century during which time the world was provided with the bountiful and cheap energy that allowed for the fortification against the — now largely forgotten in the first world — harsh and inhospitable nature of the Earth.
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