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rivers because the drainage system not able to keep up. this is still very much a drastic situation in vermont. the government called it histor, catastrophic. and still very much trying to assess what the damage will be. if you look a tropical storm irene covered over $750 million in damages. while no life has been lost in to europe, many are waiting for that water to recede to begin to assess the damage. i recede to begin to assess the dama . e. , , ., , damage. i remember this time last ear we damage. i remember this time last year we were _ damage. i remember this time last year we were talking _ damage. i remember this time last year we were talking about - damage. i remember this time last year we were talking about the - damage. i remember this time last j year we were talking about the sort of flooding in kentucky. then you had the heat days, searing temperatures across the united states and now this. then they will be hurricane season. is the conversation changing in the united states? to the american public see what's happening? could it for instant climate change be a much biggerfactor in the instant climate change be a much bigger factor in the presidential election next year? we