A storm that dumped up to two months’ worth of rain in two days brought more flooding in Vermont and other parts of the north-east US.
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In Montpelier flood water reached waist height and rescue crews were positioned as there was a temporary risk of Vermont reservoir overwhelming a dam protecting the state’s capital.
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Global thingy?
Never seen Yankee Land flood out like that! Life changing!
It think climate change is a bad thing and we should stop burning stuff
When you live in a river valley, often its one way,one road ,in and out of community.
My heart breaks as I write this from the southern central Applachians. Just a year ago.(date can be researched), Cruso , North Carolina was obliterated.
They are still rebuilding.
My point is this, why dont we all remember that natural disasters are part of natures revolt against human ignorance.
Shouldn't we all just help the survivors and let the debate halt in respect for the human family.
Just be kind or go away.
Prayers for all dealing with disasters ❤.
future headline 'The leaning towers and buildings of Vermont are popular tourist attractions'
Thanks China🇨🇳 for
– building more and more coal-fired power plants, and
– burning more and more fossil fuel.