Zahra Hirji, a climate reporter for Bloomberg, and Joshua Sachs, director of the adaptation program at the Georgetown Climate Center, dive into the recent flooding catastrophe in Kerr County, Texas. They discuss the emotional fallout for survivors and highlight urgent needs for better flood mitigation strategies. The guests explore how financial decisions and federal investments can significantly reduce disaster damages. They emphasize the complexities of flood risk assessments and the vital role improved communication plays in ensuring community preparedness against climate threats.
