Miami Mayor Doesn’t Know History: Blames Hurricane Irma On Climate ChangeMiami s mayor decided to jump into the discussion about whether climate change is the reason for the severe weather He says that Hurricane Irma is the  poster child  for global warming. The problem with that is that history tells us that this isn t anything new and that Miami s history tells you it s natural for a swampy place to get water Here s a great take on the history of swampy Florida:A Requiem for Florida, the Paradise That Should Never Have BeenAs Hurricane Irma prepares to strike, it s worth remembering that Mother Nature never intended us to live here.In 1926, a few weeks after the Miami Herald urged its readers not to worry about hurricanes because  there is more risk to life from venturing across a busy street,  a Category 4 storm flattened Miami, killing 400 and abruptly ending the coastal boom.Then in 1928, another Category 4 storm blasted Lake Okeechobee through its flimsy dike, killing 2,500 and abruptly ending the Everglades boom. It was the second-deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history, and afterward Florida s attorney general testified before Congress that much of the southern half of his state might be unsuited to human habitation. Read more: Michael GrunweldAnd they kept coming. Twenty-five years ago, Hurricane Andrew ripped through Miami MIAMI S MAYOR CALLS IRMA THE  POSTER CHILD  FOR GLOBAL WARMINGMiami s Republican mayor called on President Donald Trump and the head of the Environmental Protection Agency Friday to acknowledge that climate change is playing a role in the extreme weather that has slammed his city and the continental U.S. this summer.Speaking from Miami s Emergency Operations Center in downtown, where the city s senior public safety and political authorities will ride out Category 4 Hurricane Irma this weekend, Mayor Tom s Regalado told the Miami Herald that he believes warming and rising seas are threatening South Florida s immediate and long-term future. This is the time to talk about climate change. This is the time that the president and the EPA and whoever makes decisions needs to talk about climate change,  said Regalado, who flew back to Miami from Argentina Friday morning to be in the city during the storm.  If this isn t climate change, I don t know what is. This is a truly, truly poster child for what is to come. Read more here: Miami Heraldpolitics
miami mayor doesn know history blames hurricane irma on climate changemiami mayor decided jump discussion whether climate change reason severe weather he says hurricane irma poster child global warming the problem history tells us anything new miami history tells natural swampy place get water here great take history swampy florida a requiem florida paradise that should never have been hurricane irma prepares strike worth remembering mother nature never intended us live weeks miami herald urged readers worry hurricanes risk life venturing across busy street category storm flattened miami killing abruptly ending coastal another category storm blasted lake okeechobee flimsy dike killing abruptly ending everglades boom it natural disaster history afterward florida attorney general testified congress much southern half state might united human habitation read michael grunweldand kept coming years ago hurricane andrew ripped miami miami s mayor calls irma the poster child for global warmingmiami republican mayor called president donald trump head environmental protection agency friday acknowledge climate change playing role extreme weather slammed city continental miami emergency operations center downtown city senior public safety political authorities ride category hurricane irma weekend mayor tom regalado told miami herald believes warming rising seas threatening south florida immediate future this time talk climate change this time president epa whoever makes decisions needs talk climate change said regalado flew back miami argentina friday morning city storm if climate change i know this truly truly poster child come read miami heraldpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Miami Mayor Doesn’t Know History: Blames Hurricane Irma On Climate ChangeMiami s mayor decided to jump into the discussion about whether climate change is the reason for the severe weather He says that Hurricane Irma is the  poster child  for global warming. The problem with that is that history tells us that this isn t anything new and that Miami s history tells you it s natural for a swampy place to get water Here s a great take on the history of swampy Florida:A Requiem for Florida, the Paradise That Should Never Have BeenAs Hurricane Irma prepares to strike, it s worth remembering that Mother Nature never intended us to live here.In 1926, a few weeks after the Miami Herald urged its readers not to worry about hurricanes because  there is more risk to life from venturing across a busy street,  a Category 4 storm flattened Miami, killing 400 and abruptly ending the coastal boom.Then in 1928, another Category 4 storm blasted Lake Okeechobee through its flimsy dike, killing 2,500 and abruptly ending the Everglades boom. It was the second-deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history, and afterward Florida s attorney general testified before Congress that much of the southern half of his state might be unsuited to human habitation. Read more: Michael GrunweldAnd they kept coming. Twenty-five years ago, Hurricane Andrew ripped through Miami MIAMI S MAYOR CALLS IRMA THE  POSTER CHILD  FOR GLOBAL WARMINGMiami s Republican mayor called on President Donald Trump and the head of the Environmental Protection Agency Friday to acknowledge that climate change is playing a role in the extreme weather that has slammed his city and the continental U.S. this summer.Speaking from Miami s Emergency Operations Center in downtown, where the city s senior public safety and political authorities will ride out Category 4 Hurricane Irma this weekend, Mayor Tom s Regalado told the Miami Herald that he believes warming and rising seas are threatening South Florida s immediate and long-term future. This is the time to talk about climate change. This is the time that the president and the EPA and whoever makes decisions needs to talk about climate change,  said Regalado, who flew back to Miami from Argentina Friday morning to be in the city during the storm.  If this isn t climate change, I don t know what is. This is a truly, truly poster child for what is to come. Read more here: Miami Heraldpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: miami mayor doesn know history blames hurricane irma on climate changemiami mayor decided jump discussion whether climate change reason severe weather he says hurricane irma poster child global warming the problem history tells us anything new miami history tells natural swampy place get water here great take history swampy florida a requiem florida paradise that should never have been hurricane irma prepares strike worth remembering mother nature never intended us live weeks miami herald urged readers worry hurricanes risk life venturing across busy street category storm flattened miami killing abruptly ending coastal another category storm blasted lake okeechobee flimsy dike killing abruptly ending everglades boom it natural disaster history afterward florida attorney general testified congress much southern half state might united human habitation read michael grunweldand kept coming years ago hurricane andrew ripped miami miami s mayor calls irma the poster child for global warmingmiami republican mayor called president donald trump head environmental protection agency friday acknowledge climate change playing role extreme weather slammed city continental miami emergency operations center downtown city senior public safety political authorities ride category hurricane irma weekend mayor tom regalado told miami herald believes warming rising seas threatening south florida immediate future this time talk climate change this time president epa whoever makes decisions needs talk climate change said regalado flew back miami argentina friday morning city storm if climate change i know this truly truly poster child come read miami heraldpolitics