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Extreme weather increasingly threatens infrastructure and communities globally

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Recent analyses reveal that extreme weather is vastly impacting key infrastructures, particularly hydropower in Canada, which now faces record declines due to severe droughts and floods, leading to reduced energy exports to the U.S. and marked production challenges. Meanwhile, events like Storm Bert have exacerbated disruptions in Scotland, highlighting a global trend where vulnerability is increasing for dependent populations, particularly those reliant on medical devices during power outages. The situation is compounded by climate-induced migration pressures, posing risks of large-scale displacement as unlivable conditions escalate in regions worldwide, particularly affecting poorer communities already strained by existing socio-economic disparities [1][3][8][4].

Helium Trades     Nov 28, 2024