Trump criticism added the climate denial to the reasons for the Mortal Floods in Texas

While the debate on the reason why the floods of Texas were so fatal focused on the reductions of President Donald Trump to key meteorological agencies, leftist critics also complained that political inaction and “climate denial” were major factors.

While research and rescue efforts continued after the devastating storm swept the Texas during the fourth vacation on July, the former Democratic candidate for the presidential and mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg, wrote an editorial arising that the floods of Texas “were aggravated by the denial of the climate”.

“The last episode of horrible floods is not only a natural disaster in a state. It is also a political failure that occurred in the States across the country, and especially in Washington,” wrote Bloomberg. “The refusal to recognize that climate change has a death penalty sends innocent people, including far too many children, at the first graves.”

Obama Bros has escaped the far left by saying that the Texans have caused themselves by the floods by supporting Trump

Protest panels encourage action on the “climate crisis”. (Getty Images)

“We are at a crossroads,” wrote Ben Jealous, former candidate for the Governor of Maryland and director of the Sierra Club, in his own editorial after the tragedy in Texas.

“We can double the denial and leave storms, heat waves, droughts, floods and fires determine our fate. Or we can lead – with science, resilience, courage and a reraction for our values,” said Jealous.

Meanwhile, Will Bunch, a national opinion columnist at Philadelphia Inquirer, said that “so many other lives would have been saved if the leaders abandoned climate denial and believed in the government for the public good”.

The former official of the Biden rumbles prevail over climate change after the floods in Texas

Flood waters exceed Kingsland, tx (Robert Ivey via Storyful)

In response to these arguments, Steve Milloy, main policy researcher at the Conservative-Leaning Energy and Environment Legal Institute, said that he was “sad” to see people politicize tragedy in Texas to advance their program.

“Just for the record, this Texas area is known for sudden floods,” added Milloy. “Extreme precipitation is not correlated with emissions and there has not been” global warming “in the last five days.” The Central Climate Climate Defense Group also added that “it is difficult to directly attribute rain events specific to climate change” an assessment On understanding the link between Texas floods and climate change.

Milloy said that if the National Weather Service was “sufficiently equipped” in his opinion, he thinks that a preliminary investigation will show that the warning system in place must be improved.

The White House explodes Schumer, Democrats for “ depraved lie ” smoking Trump for the sudden flood of Texas

Damaged trees near Indian Creek Road in Kerrville, Texas, on Tuesday July 8, 2025. The heavy rains caused sudden floods on July 4 in the South Center of Texas, leaving the devastated area. (Derek trembled for Fox News Digital)

In a statement to Fox News Digital, the White House spokesman Abigail Jackson, described him as “shameful and disgusting” to see that after the environmental tragedy in Texas, people polished him.

“Texas officials saying:” We couldn’t only see this.

“Caroline du Nord. Texas. When the floods will finally wash the denial of climate change at DC which is now washing the economically productive industries in America?” Inslee asked in a separate post.

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A climate group, the allocation of global weather, Tell Axios It was so confident climate change is what caused the deadly floods that it does not even plan to study the natural disaster to better understand what caused it. Fox News Digital contacted the group to better understand why it is so certain of the cause, but has not received an answer. The group studied the impacts of climate change of a heat wave in July in Europe as recently as this month, according to the New York Times.