Although it’s gone, Climate-induced Hurricane Milton is still creating havoc
Hurricane Milton’s devastation continues to roil Florida, the result of flooding from storm surges, widespread power outages and toxic waste contamination that have left communities struggling. Cleanup efforts may take months, while rebuilding homes could span up to two years, prompting some residents to leave permanently. Additionally, thousands of water-damaged vehicles are creating a car shortage in affected areas. Overall, Milton’s impact goes beyond its initial landfall, with long-term consequences likely to last for years.
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