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Environment & Energy

FailureToCommunicate

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2. Simple and fairly inexpensive preparation is a no brainer for climate change, but

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Tue Dec 10, 2024, 09:40 AM

Dec 10

terrorism certainly takes that up a notch or two!

Given the horrors of events like The Blitz on London, I'm surprised that Englanders seem to place those times, and their resilience to terrible circumstances, in a mental display case labeled Dad's War. Each generation gets a new challenge, I suppose, but WE have it so much better than previous generations in general. But it makes sense to be ready...for most common things coming at us.

"Life is a daring adventure, or it is nothing." -Helen Keller

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Today's Parade Of Storms Showing Just How Unprepared The UK Is For Tomorrow's Climate Breakdown [View all] hatrack Dec 10 OP

K&R Think. Again. Dec 10 #1

Simple and fairly inexpensive preparation is a no brainer for climate change, but FailureToCommunicate Dec 10 #2

the problem with "prepping" for climate change is that the effects will last for centuries erronis Dec 10 #3