Taking on Climate-Driven Extreme Weather
In the face of a nation grappling with the dire consequences of extreme weather exacerbated by the effects of climate change, President Joe Biden has issued a resolute statement.
With the approach of peak hurricane season, the President’s administration is leaving no stone unturned in reinforcing the country’s resilience, enhancing its preparedness, and providing unwavering support to response and recovery endeavors.
United for Resilience and Preparedness
As the peak of hurricane season draws near, President Biden remains steadfastly engaged in the situation unfolding in South Texas due to Tropical Storm Harold.
Taking proactive steps, FEMA, under his guidance, has preemptively deployed personnel to Texas, poised to collaborate with state and local authorities. The intention is to seamlessly facilitate any requirements for resources, should the situation necessitate federal aid.
Additionally, FEMA stands ready to rapidly escalate personnel and resources if the situation demands. The President underscores the importance of adhering to state and local guidance for individuals within the storm’s projected trajectory.
Swift Action for Territories in Peril
Turning his attention to the developments around Tropical Storm Franklin, President Biden is well-briefed and proactive. With Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands in the storm’s potential path, the President has issued directives for FEMA to take swift action.
Pre-deploying personnel and resources to both territories, the administration is resolute in its commitment to preparedness and support.
President Biden urges residents of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to closely heed local guidance for their safety and well-being.
As the world grapples with the intensifying impacts of climate change, President Biden’s leadership and swift response underscore the United States’ dedication to safeguarding its citizens and its land against the ravages of extreme weather events.
Sources: THX News & The White House.
