Hurricane Erin's rapid intensification and vast reach signal the growing threat of climate change. While immediate safety measures like evacuations are critical, Erin's historic strength and early formation highlight the urgent need to address warming oceans and intensifying storms. This issue must be tackled to mitigate future climate-driven disasters.
Hurricane impacts highlight the danger of climate alarmism, which diverts resources from communities that need resilient infrastructure to survive inevitable storms. Pushing "green" dogma over practical solutions, like flood defenses or reliable energy, harms communities — raising costs and cutting jobs. Focusing on fear instead of preparedness leaves vulnerable areas more vulnerable.
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