Hurricane Helene | Climate Change Devastates The World: When Will Developed Nations Wake Up?

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1. India have lost an estimated 1.5 Trillion u.s Dollars Gone monsoon

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2. Helene was NOT the deadliest! This is clikbait! Helene was a TROPICAL STORM when it came ashore. Torrential rain and flooding is caused by COLD FRONTS. Weather 101. The deadliest WIND storms were in the 19thC and earliest 20rhC.

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3. The UN's IPCC AR6 WG1, chapter 12 "Climate Change Information for Regional Impact and for Risk Assessment", page 1856, section 12.5.2, table 12.12 confirms there is a lack of evidence or no signal that the following have changed:
   
   Air Pollution Weather (temperature inversions),
   Aridity,
   
   Avalanche (snow),
   
   Average precipitation,
   
   Average Wind Speed,
   
   Coastal Flood,
   
   Agricultural drought,
   
   Hydrological drought,
   
   Erosion of Coastlines,
   
   Fire Weather (hot and windy),
   
   Flooding From Heavy Rain (pluvial floods),
   
   Frost,
   
   Hail,
   
   Heavy Rain,
   
   Heavy Snowfall and Ice Storms,
   
   Landslides,
   
   Marine Heatwaves,
   
   Ocean Acidity,
   
   Radiation at the Earth’s Surface,
   
   River/Lake Floods,
   
   Sand and Dust Storms,
   
   Sea Level,
   
   Severe Wind Storms,
   
   Snow, Glacier, and Ice Sheets,
   
   Antarctic Sea Ice,
   
   Tropical Cyclones.

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4. This American fastest long-range reconnaissance aircraft flying at an altitude of 26,000 meters at Mach 3.5 carries 46,254 liters of fuel. It consumes 21,000 liters per hour of flight, and the cost of one hour of flight is $18,000. The average EU country with population around 38 Milion people uses yearly – 28 million cubic meters. That means per person in the scale of year it is burned 760 liters of fuel – I ask, who is really polluting the planet? Why is there an organized ecological charade that indoctrinates people with nonsense, making them believe they are the ones responsible for climate change, and therefore must be taxed for it?"
   
   This emphasizes the disparity between individual fuel consumption and the massive fuel requirements of a high-speed aircraft like the SR-71 Blackbird, questioning the focus of environmental policies on individual contributions rather than larger-scale industrial or military activities

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