💨 Abstract
After witnessing heat-related incidents in Phoenix, Ashton Dolce, 17, began advocating for climate change safety measures. He joined FEMA's Youth Preparedness Council but the program was abruptly terminated midway. The move, part of broader cuts by the Trump administration, was criticized for undermining resilience and pushing out young talent. Experts wearied the cuts could hinder disaster preparedness and response efforts as climate disasters increase.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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