@rahmstorf Die Bilder zeigen Nepal und die USA.
Auch Mexiko wurde von #hurricanejohn in den letzten Tagen getroffen. Betroffen ist das gleiche Gebiet wie durch #hurricaneotis vor einem Jahr.
Hurricane Otis, Mutual Aid, and the Multiple Disasters in Guerrero
#HurricaneOtis #Guerrero #Mexico #MutualAid #Capitalism
https://itsgoingdown.org/hurricane-otis-mutual-aid-and-the-multiple-disasters-in-guerrero/
Not long after midnight, in the early morning of October 25th, 2023, the largest Pacific hurricane ever to make landfall touched down on the coast of Guerrero, Mexico, bringing with it 165mph winds, flooding rains, and devastation in its wake. In just 12 hours the tropical storm transformed into a category 5 hurricane, made possible...
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3 weeks after #HurricaneOtis, #Acapulco 🇲🇽 is struggling to get back to normal
The devastating 🌀 has not only affected infrastructure, but also vegetation
The🌳have been wiped out, as shown in these #Sentinel2 images acquired before & after #Otis
Documenting Hurricane Otis Relief Efforts in Acapulco, Mexico: special report from team member Fabiola, originally from Mexico, who returned to her home region to assist in relief efforts
https://proofmode.org/blog/hurricane-otis-proofmode
#proofmode #c2pa #mexico #acapulco #hurricaneotis #guardianproject
#proof
Our hearts go out to those affected by Hurricane Otis, leaving many residents without vital resources such as housing, clean water, & electricity.
Cruz Roja Mexicana is accepting donations in order to provide essential resources to those affected. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6014usm3y
Goodbye Acapulco: 205 mph Winds destroy 80% of Infrastructure, do $18 bn of Damage in Climate Change Warning
https://www.juancole.com/2023/11/acapulco-destroy-infrastructure.html
Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) - Gaza City is not the only place that has been reduced to rubble in the past week. Dan Stillman at WaPo points out that Hurricane Otis hit Acapulco on October 25 with 205 mph winds, 'among the strongest ever measured.' Iván Cabrera at N+ reports that the megastorm destroyed 80% of the city's infrastructure, leaving the inhabitants without light, electricity, communications or internet. Some 274,000 homes and 600 hotels were affected by the outages in this city of some 800,000 workers in the tourism industry, at an estimated cost of $18 billion. Over 32,000 homes
As far as I know, I don't have extended family in Acapulco. The devastation & worldwide dismissal? silence? neglect? of the souls suffering there... is horrible.
#Acapulco #HurricaneOtis #HurricaneAftermath #AcapulcoMexico
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