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Wherever you are on the political continuum, I encourage you to listen to this KCRW interview with my friend and colleague former Congressman Bob Inglis about how Hurricane Helene effected his family, and what he thinks America should do about climate change. republicEn.org Mason4C ClimateComm https://lnkd.in/eCbzPqy2

?? Rebuilding, Relief, Recovery, and the Urgency of Climate Action ?? Nick Caceres' recent blog post powerfully captures the immense challenges of recovery in the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, highlighting the resilience of affected communities and the steps needed to protect our future. Nick’s insights on the rebuilding process emphasize not only the immediate need for relief but also the long-term urgency of climate action. As he notes, every recovery effort after a natural disaster is a reminder that we must address the root causes of these increasing extreme weather events. Together, we can advocate for stronger climate policies and support sustainable practices to safeguard our communities. Let’s stand with those rebuilding today to create a more resilient tomorrow. ?? ?? https://lnkd.in/eJVNTjSp #ClimateAction #Sustainability #Rebuilding

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We sat down with acclaimed meteorologist John Morales, who captivated America with his emotional reaction to Hurricane Milton’s rapid intensification. In our conversation, he discusses the impacts of the climate crisis and what we can do about it. Ready to learn more and take action? Register for one of our upcoming Climate Change 101's today! https://lnkd.in/g8_pR_J ?? #ClimateChange #HurricaneMilton #JohnMorales #TheCLEOInstitute

What if the idea of a “climate haven” is just a myth? ?????? In the wake of Hurricane Helene, Asheville, North Carolina, has learned the hard way that no city is immune to climate impacts. Once touted as a refuge for climate migrants, the city is now grappling with devastating losses and destruction, with estimates reaching $160 billion across the southeastern U.S. As experts warn, the notion of safe zones is a dangerous illusion. How can we prepare our communities for the reality that climate change knows no boundaries? Share your insights in the comments. ?? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eG993W3B #ClimateProof #ClimateProofing #NaturalDisaster #ClimateReality #HurricaneHelene

You should be more worried about climate change's economic impacts, even if you live far from hurricanes. Some brilliant, big-picture thinkers explained why in this?deep dive.

As a born and raised Floridian, the recent streak of mega-storms makes me want to scream, “Why aren’t we taking #climatechange more seriously?” Luckily, there are more effective forms of #climatecommunication Check out my DC EcoWomen blog for tips on how to make the connection between “Unnatural Disasters” and climate change. https://lnkd.in/epXwq3xd Shout out to Potential Energy Coalition for all of the great resources.

Preparing for Hurricane Francine? We've got you covered. Explore the latest news from Dr. Jeff Masters as well as tips and tricks to help you prepare your home and family for the storm. https://lnkd.in/eyve6M-H

Climate change - with focus now on major hurricanes in Florida - have major lasting effects on children/youth. The nation needs strong federal leadership to keep attention on children/youth during these disasters so that they aren't remembered too late! https://lnkd.in/eNYjgA4y