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The Dalia is the strongest storm to hit this part of Florida to make landfall and this

part of Florida in over 100 years.

I don't think anybody can deny the impact of the climate crisis anymore.

Hurricane Dalia has left a trail of flooding and destruction from Florida to the Carolinas.

We'll look at the climate emergency with NASA scientist Peter Kalmas who warns that climate

disasters will only get worse.

Plus we look at another crisis, the rapidly shrinking supply of groundwater in the nation's

aquifers.

When we over-pump aquifers, what we do is we create a space for saltwater intrusion,

which dramatically endangers both wildlife as well as the economic stability of our nation.

But first, a military coup in the oil-rich Central African nation of Gabon has ended

over 50 years of rule by a single family, which had close ties to both France and the

United States, all that and more coming up.

Welcome to democracynow.org, the Warren Peace Report, I'm Amy Goodman.

After bowling through Florida, the downgraded tropical storm of Dalia, last Georgia and South

Carolina in dating coastal towns, leaving 300,000 customers without power across all

three states as of early this morning.

As Dalia moves offshore and up the Atlantic, North Carolina residents are bracing themselves

for more heavy downpours and possible tornadoes.

Officials' worn-dangerous storm surges are still possible.

Two people died in Florida and car crash linked to extreme weather.

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