With the devastation brought by increasingly powerful storms like Hurricane Ian, you’d think that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis would be doing everything in his power to mitigate climate change for the sake of his state. Right? Think again, @mehdirhasan says:

Sep 30, 2022 · 12:32 AM UTC

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The Florida Climate Center serves as the primary resource for climate data, information, and services in the state of Florida.
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What’s this thing …. A Hurricane what is that? Never heard of it before? Has it happened ever before?
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First global warming , now climate change. Funny how the change of language
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Do whatever Allah Almighty's POWER is all that matters!!!
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Mitigate? Is he Thor to just push away the winds and clouds by raising his hammer? 🤔
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I hope we help of Puerto Rico first.
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GOP policy = enrich themselves and their friends. Why fight climate change when the incentive is to collect $$ from big business, throw kickbacks to donors, and get federal aid money when you need it. Those in power now are shoring up their futures, not ours.
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I watch you with great respect please please interview Imran Khan
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One thing that troubles me, we have had hurricanes since forever that humans know. How is this hurricane dude to climate change. We have had stronger hurricanes why is now this one storm because of the climate?