 Today, New Yorkers are staging a drown-in at the Common Investment Meeting of the Board of Trustees for the New York City Pensions. Currently, the New York City Pension Fund has $4 billion invested in the likes of Exxon, Shell, and other fossil fuel companies. We are allowing our public institutions to continue to hold up the fossil fuel industry through investments, and we know that the fossil fuel industry is responsible for driving climate change. We are here to disrupt this meeting today because we want to remind our leaders in power that the cost of climate change is paid for with human lives. Five years ago during Hurricane Sandy, over 40 people lost their lives. We can no longer wait for our leaders to take action. Climate impacts are happening now. Every time that there's going to be flash flooding in New York City, the emergency system uses this flood warning to warn all New Yorkers. This is a warning that we brought to the Board of Trustees today so that they cannot ignore it. Once we did the flood warning and the die-in, they stopped for a few seconds but then continued as business as usual. This sent a clear message to us that they're not taking this issue seriously. Interrupting business as usual is what we need to be doing in order to be resisting the Trump administration, in order to be pushing our leaders to take bold action when we know we won't have that on the federal level. We need to cut our ties with the fossil fuel industry now.