[MurrietaMadman]

By 2030, deaths could rise to 1 million annually if other nations don't help vulnerable countries

That's yesterday in Wragg time.

[Calvin Locke]

Reading the article, she has plenty of stories, without the historical
change behind them.

That is, hurricanes are more "destructive" than they were fifty years
ago because there has been a growth of population, buildings,
and infrastructure in hurricane-prone areas in the last fifty years.

There's more to destroy...

So, water rationing? Less rainfall, or more people and
consumption?

The beach-front homes that see waves breaking on the door step -
were they there fifty years ago, or were the beach-bum shacks
just washed away and rebuilt with the what the next tide
brought in?

&c., &c., &c.