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Couple signs $1 million gift to help Venice Theatre with Hurricane Ian recovery

Articles and videos about Couple signs $1 million gift to help Venice Theatre with Hurricane Ian recovery on FOX 13 Tampa Bay.

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As Floods Beckoned, Many of New York's Catch-Basin Trucks Were Offline

A report by the New York City comptroller’s office found “big gaps” in how the administration of Mayor Eric Adams handles emergency preparations.

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis receives 20 new bills. Here's what they're about

The bills cover a wide variety of issues, including human trafficking, school safety and highway racing.

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Construction begins on buried seawalls along A1A in Flagler, Volusia counties

Construction started on the first of two buried seawalls along A1A to help protect the roadway in Flagler and Volusia counties.

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Climate change is contributing to skyrocketing home insurance costs, experts say

Wild weather patterns, now so widespread, mean higher costs for home insurance.

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CNN Newsroom Live

climate change as well clearly, have you ever seen a hurricane before? >> no. okay. but you've seen it on tv, right? yeah. okay. there impactful and they disrupt people's lives and their livelihoods, and their business. they're also very dangerous as well. and the future reality about the planet that you're inheriting is that by 25th we may have more extreme typhoons, cyclones, and hurricanes across the planet's unnecessarily increasing the numbers of hurricanes. but the severity pretty of the hurricanes. and just in 2023 alone, kailey get this. we set a record number of billion-dollar disasters. so every single little icon can you see represents $1 or more of a severe natural disaster. watch the difference between 2023 and the year 2050 looks like more thunderstorms her teens the more extreme weather, right? we will have more extreme events and they are costly. >> climate change is expensive,

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A look at a phenomenon that could derail an active hurricane season

While forecasters are predicting a busy 2024 hurricane season, a phenomenon out of Africa could act as a wild card as the atmosphere transitions into summer.

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield

instead of forcing them to do something different because of something that might happen in future, in the future. >> so what might some of those solutions for the here and now be? >> well, i think one of the key things is doing more american energy of all energy sources. i mean, it is cheaper and more environmentally friendly for us to do energy in the united states, energy production. so that means more natural gas in the short-term, that means more wind, more solar, more nuclear, more hydro-power, more of everything. because not only will that draw down carbon emissions as we've already started to do in this country, which is really important to keep, keep doing, but it also allows people to spend less on their utility bill. people cannot afford to pay more for the energy bill. in california, energy prices have skyrocketed& new york, energy prices have skyrocketed,& it's one of the main reasons that people are leaving as those increased costs of life if and so, i think having closer to home energy is a really big, big part of it. i also think the resiliency measures of restoring ecosystems along or coastlines that the effects of hurricanes and sea level rise

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PoliticsNation

significant impacts. excuse me, make significant investments in infrastructure, inside our communities. we know red lining, zoning, all these things that have pushed us in the sacrifice zone and then with the elevated temperatures with the burning of fossil fuels, that's a part of the driving of the climate crisis that it will put us in the cross hairs. whether we are talking about floods or hurricanes or a number of other things that are a part of the climate crisis. we understand where it comes from and two that we have to be able to make sure those are once again getting hit first and worse to have the resources, the infrastructure and the focus and attention from folks to make sure that we are protected as much as possible. so we could actually make the change that's necessary. there are projects out there across the country, when real infrastructure, when real investments will happen, we will see how people were protected and not just protected, but moving from thriving to surviving because we need to change the paradigm

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The World Today with Maryam...

so we lost on that day. i mean, they are extraordinary pictures. i think you grew up in florida, so you're used to storms and rain. but have you ever seen anything like this? certainly in dubai. i grew up in florida. my whole life, i've been through the craziest hurricanes you can think of in your life. and i promise you, i've never seen anything like i saw what i saw in dubai just the other day. i saw glass breaking, cars crashing. it was wild. what's it like now? so we filmed that footage was filmed a couple of days ago. how is it now? honestly, i think they've done a really good job with fixing the situation. there are some things that are unfixable and take more time, but the dubai patrols and the rest of the people, they stepped up and things aren't as crazy as they look on social media. like we're hanging out right now. we're at the dubai mall, you know, but it's still a little crazy in some parts. still a little crazy. so you're still able to hang out at the mall in dubai. so you don't think this is going to put people off? dubai is famous for influencers and people coming over to to dubai to to film things. and you've cracked it. how many views did your video get on tik tok? oh, man, millions of views and everybody else shared it.

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