Biden: Extreme weather will cost the US well over $100bn this year
Extreme weather will cost the US well over $100bn (£72bn) this year, according to President Biden.BIAS COVERAGE DISTRIBUTION
Biden says in Colorado that extreme weather will cost U.S. over $100 billion this year
GOLDEN, Colo. (Reuters) -President Joe Biden said on Tuesday that extreme weather events would cost the United States over $100 billion this year, as he visited Colorado to highlight drought conditions and raging wildfires in the U.S. West. Colorado was his last stop on a three-state western swing in which he also visited California and Idaho to demonstrate how global warming has scorched the region's landscape even as states in other parts of …
Biden says extreme weather will cost U.S. 'well over $100 billion' this year
GOLDEN, Co. - Extreme weather events will cost the United States well over a $100 billion this year, topping last year's cost of $99 billion, U.S. President Joe Biden said on Tuesday. Biden, speaking at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado, said nearly one in three American communities had been struck in the past few months by weather disasters exacerbated by
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Biden says in Colorado that extreme weather will cost U.S. over $100 billion this year
GOLDEN, Colo. -President Joe Biden said on Tuesday that extreme weather events would cost the United States over $100 billion this year, as he visited Colorado to highlight drought conditions and raging wildfires in the U.S. West.
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