In a shocking manifestation of the climate crisis, nearly 265 million Americans are now battling the cold, as extreme weather conditions take their toll on 43 states. The recent blizzard warnings in Gulf states, historically unprepared for such severe weather, underscore the urgent need for comprehensive climate action. These record-breaking low temperatures and unpredictable weather patterns can no longer be ignored, as scientists link the increasing frequency and intensity of such events directly to the ongoing global warming.
Climate Crisis Hits Hard as Texas and Louisiana Grapple with Unprecedented Blizzards
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Jan-22
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Nearly 265 million Americans are under cold weather alerts as extreme temperatures affect 43 states. A major winter storm is impacting the Gulf states, bringing blizzard warnings to areas unaccustomed to such conditions. Record low temperatures are being reco…
From The Times of India
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As almost 265 million Americans face cold weather alerts across 43 states, Texas and Louisiana showcase resilience against rare blizzard conditions. This extraordinary weather, while challenging, highlights the need for practical, not panic-driven, responses to natural events. Critics argue that this is a reminder of the variability of weather patterns, cautioning against the rush to attribute every unusual weather event to climate change narratives. Instead, focus is on the effective mobilization of local resources and the reinforcement of infrastructure to weather such anomalies.
From The Times of India