The devastating flash floods in Spain, claiming over 200 lives, have sparked outrage and questions about the adequacy of emergency response. Experts argue that the tragedy highlights the urgent need for Europe to improve its preparedness for climate change, particularly its public warning systems. While the Spanish government blames regional authorities for the late warnings, the incident exposes systemic weaknesses in how we communicate and respond to extreme weather events.
The devastating flash floods in Spain, claiming over 200 lives, have sparked outrage and questions about the adequacy of emergency response. Experts argue that the tragedy highlights the urgent need for Europe to improve its preparedness for climate change, particularly its public warning systems. While the Spanish government blames regional authorities for the late warnings, the incident exposes systemic weaknesses in how we communicate and respond to extreme weather events.
