• ElleChaise
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      911 months ago

      There’s similarly awful things going on all over currently. Wildfires, bleached corals, oil and toxic waste spills, flooding, catastrophic storms, it all gets to be depressing. But the good news is that more people than ever are aware and ready to make changes. I just hope enough of us are ready to live small lives in tight-knit communities where we don’t rely so heavily on consumerist BS to live.

    • @AttackBunny@lemmy.world
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      411 months ago

      Oh, don’t worry, we will have plenty of wildfires, once the plants from this rain all die. Our next fire season is going to be VERY very bad here in San Diego. We’ve had a very wet winter/year and now this.

  • @Psythik@lemm.ee
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    911 months ago

    Man I hope some of this trickles down to AZ. We haven’t had a monsoon season in years, and that’s where the vast majority of our rainfall comes from! Hopefully this hurricane will hit hard enough to make it inland and save us from this drought.

      • @Psythik@lemm.ee
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        711 months ago

        Spending the past 3 months in 116°F weather will make you say some crazy shit. I’d move if it was economically feasible.

    • @NotSpez@lemm.ee
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      311 months ago

      Isn’t there a highly increased risk for floods when you get severe rainfall after a drought?

  • UlyssesT [he/him]
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    -511 months ago

    That feel when don’t want catastrophic flooding but would sort of like to see some local techbro surveillance empire headquarters flooded sicko-wistful