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Climate protesters dye Rome’s iconic Trevi Fountain black

By Luke Gentile
Published May 22, 2023 6:22pm ET
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Climate protesters dye Rome’s iconic Trevi Fountain black
The waters of Rome’s iconic Trevi Fountain turned black Sunday after climate activists dyed it in protest of fossil fuels. At least eight individuals with the group Ultima Generazione took part in the “Let’s not pay for fossil” protest and used “vegetable charcoal” to dye the waters of the legendary fountain black, according to a […]

The waters of Rome’s iconic Trevi Fountain turned black Sunday after climate activists dyed it in protest of fossil fuels.

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