就好像全球变暖构成的威胁还不够大似的,糟糕的规划和不合理的补贴让洪水造成更大的破坏。只有到了洪水消退,留下损坏的汽车、塞满淤泥的肮脏房屋和溺亡者肿胀的尸体时,其破坏程度才会变得一目了然。但在《经济学人》付印时,得克萨斯州南部大雨瓢泼的天气进入到第6天,“哈维”飓风已创下美国最严重洪水灾害的纪录。在休斯敦,它只用了100小时 It is as if the threat posed by global warming is not large enough. Poor planning and unreasonable subsidies have caused greater damage from the flood. Only when the floods recede, leaving behind damaged cars, muddy dirty houses, and swollen bodies of the dead, will the extent of damage become apparent. However, when the “The Economist” was printed, the heavy rains in southern Texas entered the sixth day. The “Havi” hurricane has set a record for the most serious flood disaster in the United States. It took only 100 hours in Houston