Climate Havens Are No Longer Safe from Extreme Weather

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Southeast Michigan was once thought to be a climate haven.

The region has a temperate climate and is surrounded by lakes, which provide natural buffers against extreme weather.

However, even this region is not immune to the effects of climate change.

In recent years, Southeast Michigan has experienced more frequent and intense storms, as well as flooding.

These storms have caused damage to property and infrastructure, and have displaced residents.

The situation is not unique to Southeast Michigan.

Many other cities around the world that were once thought to be safe from climate change are now facing the reality of more extreme weather events.

These cities are facing a number of challenges, including:

– Damage to infrastructure – Displacement of residents – Increased risk of disease – Economic disruption

There is no easy solution to this problem.

Cities need to take steps to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, invest in infrastructure upgrades, and prepare for the impacts of climate change.

However, even with these measures, some cities may eventually become uninhabitable due to the effects of climate change.

Cities and towns need to take action now to prepare for the future, or they risk being left behind.

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