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US climate editor, Bloomberg Green (@climate), author with @belt_publishing, past @BW @CityLab @architectmag. Views my own. ahurley21@bloomberg.net
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Hegseth says climate change is 'crap.' The military is still bracing for it

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By Amanda Kolson Hurley Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
When Hurricane Michael, a Category 5 storm, tore through Florida's Tyndall Air Force Base in 2018, it battered F-22 stealth fighter jets, destroyed hundreds of buildings and churned up 700,000 cubic yards of debris. The total cost of the damage approached $5 billion. Now, Tyndall is being rebuilt as a super-resilient "installation of the future." New buildings sit more than a foot above the ground, to remain dry through 75 years of sea-level rise.
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Hegseth says climate change is ‘crap.' The military is still bracing for it

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By Amanda Kolson Hurley Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
When Hurricane Michael, a Category 5 storm, tore through Florida's Tyndall Air Force Base in 2018, it battered F-22 stealth fighter jets, destroyed hundreds of buildings and churned up 700,000 cubic yards of debris. The total cost of the damage approached $5 billion. Now, Tyndall is being rebuilt as a super-resilient "installation of the future." New buildings sit more than a foot above the ground, to remain dry through 75 years of sea-level rise.
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Hegseth says climate change is ‘crap.’ The military is still bracing for it

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By Amanda Kolson Hurley Verified
| The Lawton Constitution Verified
When Hurricane Michael, a Category 5 storm, tore through Florida’s Tyndall Air Force Base in 2018, it battered F-22 stealth fighter jets, destroyed hundreds of buildings and churned up 700,000 cubic yards of debris. The total cost of the damage approached $5 billion. Now, Tyndall is being rebuilt as a super-resilient “installation of the future.” New buildings sit more than a foot above the ground, to remain dry through 75 years of sea-level rise.
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