Hurricane Fiona

3 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 2 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Sep 29, 2022 by Maria Gallucci · said 4 times in 2 episodes since 2022 · across every show →

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Sep 29, 2022 negative
Opinion
Gallucci: Puerto Rico's Hurricane Fiona Grid Collapse Was Preventable
“My sense is that, yes, it was preventable, especially because Hurricane Fiona was a Category One hurricane, and Hurricane Maria, when it approached the island, it was Category Five, which is the strongest level of hurricane-force winds, and when it made landfa…”
Maria Gallucci Sep 29, 2022 ▶ 3:33 Puerto Rico’s preventable grid disaster
Sep 29, 2022 positive
Assertion Supported
Gallucci: Guánica fire station kept power throughout Hurricane Fiona via solar-plus-storage
“There's a fire station that I visited in Guanica, which is on the southern coast, and kind of briefly over text message, you know, they're responding to the disaster, but they said, yes, we never lost power at all during the hurricane. And in previous emergenc…”
Maria Gallucci Sep 29, 2022 ▶ 5:17 Puerto Rico’s preventable grid disaster
Sep 29, 2022 negative
Assertion Partly supported
Lacey: One-Third of Puerto Ricans Lack Power Two Weeks After Fiona
“Nearly two weeks later, and one third of the island's residents still don't have access to power.”
Stephen Lacey Sep 29, 2022 ▶ 1:43 Puerto Rico’s preventable grid disaster
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