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John — A just-released report shows extreme weather affected more than 14.5 million homes across the United States in 2021.

That’s a shocking 1 in 10 homes that were impacted by weather disasters. The CoreLogic report estimates these weather events caused $56.92 billion in property damage.

It’s another example of the devastating toll hurricanes, floods, and wildfires take because of climate change.

Among the report’s conclusions, it was found that:

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The
2021
deep
freeze
paralyzed
the
central
U.S.
in
February
and
resulted
in
$15
billion
in
property
damage
on
12,764,941
homes,
the
most
of
any
natural
disaster;
*
Hurricanes
caused
$33
billion
in
property
damage
to
1,233,860
homes;
*
Wildfires
were
responsible
for
$1.46
billion
in
damage
to
4,101
homes.
The
Dixie
Fire
was
the
second-largest
wildfire
in
California’s
history,
burning
nearly
one
million
acres
and
destroying
more
than
1,300
structures.

These 2021 disasters are not just bad luck. They result from our lack of action to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions causing a rapidly warming planet and a rapidly changing climate. And as this past year has shown, no corner of our country is safe from these threats.

We live with the consequences of climate inaction right now, John.

It’s too late to turn back the clock, but it’s not too late to take decisive action to mitigate the future effects of climate change. We need to get serious about protecting communities suffering from these disasters.

That’s why we are asking you to donate to SEEC PAC today so we can fully fund our Members of Congress who are working around the clock to decrease greenhouse gas emissions and prepare for the impacts of climate change. [[link removed]]

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