Yet in the fire's aftermath, it has seemed impossible to name them: fossil fuel corporations.
Such hand wringing in a fire's aftermath is by now a studied ritual.
Undeterred, he went to his dealer, borrowed a 3A Kodak Special and documented the fire and aftermath.
In the fire's aftermath, it's tempting to focus only on local corruption and lax labor standards.
In the fire's aftermath, school systems nationwide began requiring enclosed stairwells, alarm systems, sprinklers and more fire drills.
"If you cut local-authority expenditure, then the price is paid somehow," Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the Labour Party, noted in the fire's aftermath.
Mr. Walker, a retired plumber who has heart problems, struggled Monday to cope with the fire's aftermath, shuttling between the burned shelter, his home and a church where the men had been moved.
But nearly two weeks later, the fire's aftermath is still being felt: one major entry point, via the Cross Island Parkway, remains closed, and trucks are still not allowed to use the bridge from Queens.
In North Africa and the Middle East, a better-educated but increasingly impoverished and morally outraged middle class ignited the Arab Spring and continues to fire its aftermath.
