Taking Action in the Face of Extreme Weather Events

"We are an idiologically and economically, if not quite racially diverse community of the vaxed and unmased, masked and unmasked," she says. "Our common commitment to mutual aid, sharing resources and comforting the truly devastated ... far outweighs those differences which were themselves largely manufactured by political and corporate interests" The more quickly and efficiently we can assist each other during extreme weather events, the less dependent we're going to be on pima and the budget and other centralized authorities for cash., he adds. 'It's not that the world can go on without our attention... It's that our attention is better spent and more urgently needed in the real world that we inhabit with our