Biden sets Himself apart from the

Trump in Puerto Rico Hurricane

Damage.

Biden’s tour of Puerto Rico Hurricane Damage is different from the Trump visit and so was his pledge of support.

By; Harsh Rajput  | Oct 2022 8:00 pm

“We are not leaving here, as long as I’m president, ntil every single thing we can do is done,” he added, speaking after getting a briefing from local officials and disaster personnel on the damage from Hurricane Fiona.

As usual, President Joe Biden did not name his predecessor. But when Biden spoke to residents of hurricane-hit Ponce, Puerto Rico on Monday, his main message was clear: Unlike former President Donald Trump, I will be with you until the island recovers from another catastrophic natural disaster.

“I want you to know that I am committed, my entire administration is committed to being with you every step of the way – for as long as it takes,” Biden said.

Joe Biden announce the  funding.

Joe Biden used  occasion and announces the funding $60 million in the Bipartisan infrastructure Law to shore up levees for make strengthen and create a new flood warning system to help the peoples of Puerto to become better  and prepared for the future storms . that money is $2Billion already released in 2021 to remake and construct the destroyed islands infrastructures where the people of flood affected area still recovering from the Hurricane Maria  five years ago ( it will effect the people and disturb the people life and harms the infrastructure people are now  recovered from that Hurricane  a another one also come back to back) 

How Many people are Die.

The final death count, reported by the Puerto Rican government, was more than 3,000.

Is flood increasing in the U.S

Flooding associated with sea level rise is accelerating, according to an annual report released Tuesday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Ocean water is inundating coastal cities during high tides, even when there is no storm.

Which states U.S has more affected From the Floods?

• Florida is a particularly volatile state when it comes to both flooding and elections. …
• The state with the highest percentage of land at risk of flooding, Louisiana was the site of one of the most devastating storms in American history, Hurricane Katrina.

How much will the ocean rise by 2050?

The report projects sea levels along the coastline will rise an additional 10-12 inches by 2050 with specific amounts varying regionally, mainly due to land height changes.

Why is it flooding everywhere?

#1: #1: Global warming from climate change means more evaporation and more moisture in the atmosphere, so in areas where it rains, rain can be intensified. Every 1 degree F rise in temperature can mean 4% more water vapor in the air.