Dutch Red Cross points to Irma’s damage in St. Maarten as warning that climate action cannot wait
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The Dutch Red Cross warns that the Caribbean region, exemplified by St. Maarten's devastation from Hurricane Irma, is already grappling with the severe consequences of climate change. The organization emphasizes that stronger climate action, improved preparation, and increased attention from the Netherlands are urgently required. They highlight that these critical measures can no longer be delayed to mitigate future impacts.
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