Weather Risk in America: Brain Drain, Disaster Failure, and Science Under Strain
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Weather Risk in America: Brain Drain, Disaster Failure, and Science Under Strain
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In 2025, weather risk in the United States became about more than storms—it exposed systemic failures in disaster response, science, and preparedness.
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In this episode of Meteorology Matters, meteorologist Rob Jones examines a troubling convergence shaping the United States in 2025—where climate risk, institutional breakdowns, and a growing loss of talent are colliding.
🔍 This episode explores:
- Why scientists, professionals, and families are increasingly leaving the U.S.
- How disaster response failures are amplifying weather and climate risk
- What political and institutional pressure on science means for forecasting, preparedness, and public safety
From stalled disaster buyouts to the destabilization of America’s scientific workforce, this is a data-driven look at how weather risk extends far beyond the forecast.
🎧 Subscribe for clear, science-based weather and climate analysis.
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