New hotel runs on clean energy, and growing threats of inland flooding | Eye on America

In North Carolina, we learn about the growing threat of severe flooding facing inland communities. And in Connecticut, we check in at the only hotel in the country that runs entirely on renewable electricity. Watch these stories and more on "Eye on America" with host Michelle Miller.
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[@veramae4098]

Please put the tiny picture in the menu first.

[@mariavicentadedios-spitzen3929]

The beautiful new buildings are plenty in Miami, Florida. Do you still want to build another ones? Exchanging the roofs with renewable energy sources could be cheaper if the walls are still strong to withstand hurricanes. Solar panels placed at one side of the wall would enable the area of the roofs the ideal spacious green terraces and other amenities ( for big & small guests ).....

[@Boxagami]

And the flooding in New Mexico desert recently where the weather was admitted and proven to be cloud seeded and nobody had flood insurance?

[@kenbob1071]

Conspiracy theory much?

[@Boxagami]

@@kenbob1071 lol, that's not a conspiracy theory! That happened, they cloud seeded and the state paid for it. It's a fact!

[@Boxagami]

@@kenbob1071 Search out the NOAA and read clearly about cloud seeding, silver iodide they spray into clouds and it's discovery use since 1946. States and they name ALL of them who pay for cloud seeding and they also admit on the NOAA site that it can lead to flooding and have bad side effects to the weather. They also admit that the use of spraying silver iodide dangers to the environment is UNKNOWN. DO YOUR RESEARCH before you start labeling things a "CONSPIRACY THEORY" spread by LIBERAL DEMOCRAT COMMUNISTS who were trained to spread those two words to debunk anything that spread factual information. Those two words you are using was created by the CIA to debunk the JFK death. That's where those two words evolved. DO YOUR HOMEWORK.

[@sunitadwarka347]

Bring Trump in power, vote for Trump.

[@kenbob1071]

McDonald Trump spent 15 mins. at a closed down McDonalds and McDonalds ended up with a major e-coli outbreak. Last time McDonald was president, we ended up with a major COVID pandemic. No thanks.