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Brooklyn residents say it is too hot to limit AC use during repairs, despite ConEd's request

Con Edison is asking thousands of Brooklyn residents to power down, with the goal of conserving energy while service repairs are being worked on.

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Brooklyn residents say it is too hot to limit AC use during repairs, despite ConEd's request

Con Edison is asking thousands of Brooklyn residents to power down, with the goal of conserving energy while service repairs are being worked on.

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