Heat and drought risks may soon be a top priority for new homeowners as a growing number of Americans are looking into climate-resilient real estate. NBC News’ Anne Thompson tells the story of one family who moved from the West Coast to the East Coast to escape the annual fires and relieve their children’s stress.
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As much energy as is in all the hydrocarbons in the earth, hits the earth EVERY DAY in solar energy.
Go back & look at the late 1990's & very early 2000's when solar flares & sun spots were raging & the planet was heating up. When they went away there was no evidence of global warming for TEN YEARS. As soon as the flares & sun spots started again, it started heating up again. This year, the amount of geomagnetic energy hitting earth is running twice the rate of any year since 2017. Guess what, it's heating up. Every planet in the solar system changes temperature depending on the amount of geomagnetic energy that hits it. Has absolutely nothing to do with human activity.
I just left New Mexico after 22 great years to Ann Arbor, Michigan. Plenty of water here!
This stuff used to be in Roland Emmerich movies.
Where and how many ?
The news is Too subjective
at least the golf courses are green 😂
Stick it out. . the bad weather wont last long.
We had heat waves in 1930. No where near amount of fires going on yearly since mid nineties.
It's crazy to see the horror we are seeing, it's really scary to see his friend being swept away by the flood.
https://youtu.be/5eO2uNnL5R4. This is how the fog look like. just remember, every 1 gallon of water through our system will be turn into 1,500 gallons of that fire-suppression agent. It is non-corrosive, non-conductive, and drinkable. This is the very fire-suppression agent to put out the EV on fire instead of using water. The freeway will be soon full of EVs, and there will be more accidents, and fires. It takes around 30,000 or 40,000 gallons of water or more to put out on EV on fire. Where do our firefighters have those water on freeway when their fire engine can carry only 1,000 gallons of water? The water scarcity will be worst, if we don't have the right solutions. Go ask the governors in states that have wildfires, and droughts. Do they think about this situation? How they solve them while our farmers don't even have water for farming ?
https://youtu.be/Sorij7McaZc. This is the fire-suppression system that can be quickly implemented in the US and around the world to fight large fires, not fire engine with 1,000 gallons of water, and 2.5-inch fire hoses, or the helicopters dropping a few thousand gallons of water. this system can tackle large blaze from 400 feet and cover the whole football field in less than 60 seconds. It costs us only $3 per night for the show. Install many guns like this on the hillside, around fire-prone communities… this is how we can protect them. We can make rain by having many guns like this… keep reading…
This planet changes all the time it does not care if we're on it or not.
Only bozos believe you can get away from it 😄
It snowed here in Ohio. It was in January, come on man !
I hear Mars is available.
Such BS.
All such obvious lies. Ha ha. Seriously takes a few minutes to fully debunk.