Florida residents are struggling this hurricane season, and many are pointing the finger at a certain Governor. A Once-in-a-Lifetime Weather Disaster Florida has just seen a once-in-a-lifetime weather disaster that’s left entire neighborhoods underwater. After being hit by a monster downpour last month – with over 20 inches of rain falling within a week – streets in Hollywood, Miami, and …
18 States Worst Affected By Recent Extreme Weather
Extreme weather is wreaking havoc across the United States, leaving a trail of destruction and despair. Here are the 18 states where people are suffering the most, facing terrifying consequences and an uncertain future. 18. Louisiana In Louisiana, families are still reeling from the devastation of Hurricane Ida. Entire neighborhoods were swallowed by floodwaters, leaving thousands homeless. Many are living …
Why Millennials Might Be the Only Ones Who Can Rescue Our Planet from Disaster
Are millennials the key to saving our planet from environmental destruction? Here’s a look at why they might be our last hope in the green revolution, backed by the latest data and trends. 1. Environmental Awareness Recent surveys show that over 70% of millennials consider themselves environmentally conscious, significantly higher than the 50% reported in older generations. 2. Advocacy for …
As Florida’s Floodwaters Rise, DeSantis ‘Don’t Say Climate Change’ Stance Draws Fierce Criticism
Interested in how Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ climate change stance has changed over time? Let’s take a look. Florida’s Weather Gone Wild Florida is currently in the grips of some of the most extreme weather ever seen in The Sunshine State. The first few months of the year began with the Florida Climate Center reporting that 2024 had the warmest …
Rising Heat, Rising Threat: Climate Change Is Spreading Antibiotic-Immune “Superbugs”
As if rising temperatures weren’t enough, studies are showing that climate change is helping to promote antimicrobial resistance, which could render our medicines useless. Our Problems Are Warming Up Thanks to climate change, the extreme heat that is sizzling up the United States is expected to bring even hotter summers in the future. However, heat-related illnesses and runaway wildfires are …
DeSantis in Denial: Florida Floods Put Governor’s Climate Change Rejection Under Fire
Florida Governor Ron Desantis’ lack of climate policies has been a problem as severe flooding recently hit South Florida. Critics are concerned about how the widespread damage will impact residents as extreme weather worsens from climate change. Concerns in Florida There has been severe flooding in Southern Florida, which has brought attention to Governor Ron DeSantis’ climate policies. Now, critics …
Michigan’s Governor Whitmer Lays Down the Law for HOAs
Gretchen Whitmer has just taken on HOAs across Michigan. Who won? A Big Win For… Michigan homeowners just scored a huge victory, thanks to a new law signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. New Law Overrides HOA Restrictions From October 8, 2024, homeowner associations (HOAs) can no longer stop Michiganders from adding energy-efficient upgrades to their homes. Say goodbye to those …
21 Reasons Blackouts Could Become More Common in America
Think the occasional power outage is just a temporary inconvenience? Think again. As America’s energy demands soar and political battles rage, the reality of frequent blackouts looms larger than ever. Are you prepared for a future where blackouts are part of daily life? 1. Aging Infrastructure The American Society of Civil Engineers gave America’s energy infrastructure a grade of C- …
The Boomer Legacy: Excessive Waste, Pollution, and Neglect
The Boomer generation in the UK grew up during a period of rapid industrial growth and burgeoning consumerism. This era left a significant environmental footprint, shaped by a range of activities and attitudes prevalent at the time. Here’s a look at how these actions have contributed to environmental degradation. 1. Rampant Consumerism Boomers in the UK embraced a culture where …
Boiling Point: US States Plead for Federal Aid Amid Deadly Temperatures
As intense heat keeps scorching the US, various attorneys general are asking the government to step in and save Americans who are “suffering and dying from extreme heat.” Remember Last Year? Technically speaking, summer 2023 marked the highest global temperatures on record and was among the hottest for numerous states. But so far, this year has seen more severe heat …