The catastrophic snowstorm hit Texas in February and its immediate aftermath was the blackout on a large scale as a result of the state’s ill preparation, despite the specific warnings given by the scientists and regulators much ahead of this havoc.
The bad responses to those warnings justified the harrowing fallout of this disaster, including the vulnerable infrastructure hardly insulated from the extreme weather and a few offline plants. Worse of all, the lacking of fuel supply disrupted by the storm failed to run alternative plants. Moreover, the increasingly intensified climate chaos of the 21st century means that past preparation was far from sufficing the current extreme weathered.
Many other events likewise happened elsewhere have cost nearly $1 billion, more than the previous year, together with the ever-rising temperature undermined the jet stream thus it forced to drift downwards lower latitude. To suffer a less challenging climate, humans are supposed to invest fully in th
