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Stacey talks with meteorologist and veteran hurricane expert, John Morales, who describes how growing up in Puerto Rico led him to his career and how important it is to talk about extreme weather effects. He explains the science of why storms are getting stronger, heatwaves are getting hotter, and droughts are becoming more frequent. Plus they discuss how your vote can help push policy makers to mitigate climate change and the most impactful actions we need to take to help our communities.

For a closed-captioned version of this episode, click here. For a transcript of this episode, please email transcripts@crooked.com and include the name of the podcast.

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Learn & Do More:

Visit the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions
Participate in the support group Extreme Weather Survivors
Locate your mutual aid organization at Mutual Aid Hub
Be vigilant about disinformation and listen to our episode “Deepfakes, Lies, and How to Fight Disinformation”

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How Your Vote Can Combat Extreme Weather and Save the Planet