California Wildfires: A Grim Warning for Us All - Author: Jude S. Ngu'Ewodo

 California Wildfires: A Grim Warning for Us All

🔥 Whether you believe the wildfire catastrophe in California is linked to climate change or not, I don’t really care. You can spin it however you want—landscape effects, “Kamine-Effekt,” or any other theory. The brutal truth is this: with just a little help from our friend called rain, this disaster could have been far less devastating.


But there hasn’t been rain in California for nine months. And drought is inextricably linked to the climate crisis.


The worst is yet to come. This isn’t just about scorched earth or lost homes—it’s about your wealth, your future.Catastrophes like this will strip you of your security. Insurance premiums will skyrocket or disappear altogether. One day, you might become a refugee in your own country, fleeing from one ravaged region to another.

 

💥 The cost of disasters has exploded—from 2000 to now, billion-dollar losses have become the norm.

 

For deeper insights into the unfolding climate crisis, the rising costs of inaction, and what we can do to chart a better future, read my book: Climate Crisis Unmasked: Unraveling the web of Betrayal and Greed (English Edition) by Jude S. Ngu'Ewodo.

 

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