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Climatic Disasters Affect US Communities
The United States is currently experiencing a wave of climate disasters, including 68 large wildfires across 15 states, widespread flooding in Texas, and dense smoke clouds causing air pollution over vast areas of the country. These events are accompanied by an unprecedented drought, a dramatic increase in wildfires, ongoing floods, and thick smoke from Canada bathed in the air, prompting health warnings for over 100 million Americans. The simultaneous occurrence of wildfires, floods, and smoke reflects the impacts of climate change driven by human activity, which is increasing the frequency and severity of climate disasters, threatening the lives of millions and critical infrastructure.
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