Are we adapting infrastructure to climate change or just treating symptoms?
With wildfires and floods now regular headlines, are we doing enough to adapt our infrastructure to climate change, or are we just throwing money at symptoms while ignoring the root causes? I live in California where we've spent billions on fire prevention, yet every year the damage gets worse. Maybe it's time to ask if some communities should even be rebuilt in high-risk zones, or if we're just delaying the inevitable retreat.