'ProPublica' climate reporter calls Texas floods an 'early warning' of future chaos
Summary
A climate reporter pointed out that recent floods in Texas are a sign of what could happen more often in the future. The reporter highlighted that reduced support for science and key government agencies might worsen the impact of these weather events.Key Facts
- Texas recently experienced severe flooding.
- The climate reporter described these floods as an early sign of possible future weather problems.
- Erratic, or unpredictable, weather is becoming more common.
- Concerns were raised about reduced funding for FEMA, which handles disasters.
- There were also mentions of cuts to NOAA, an agency that studies and predicts weather.
- Reduced support for science could make handling these weather events harder.
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