Global Warming

Plan for compounding disasters, not just one at a time

Cracked, dry earth with a small plant growing through it

#Nature ☀️ Summer

A heat wave that knocks out the power grid, or a drought followed by flash flooding on the same hardened ground, aren't separate one-off events anymore — they increasingly happen together or back to back. Build your plans around the idea that a second, unrelated problem can hit while you're still dealing with the first, instead of assuming disasters arrive one at a time.

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