60% US Drugs Take Weather Risk Like a Boss
Hold onto your emergency kits! Over 60 percent of US drug manufacturing plants are nestled right in the path of Mother Nature’s mood swings, those pesky weather disasters. According to this hard-hitting article, 'more than 60 percent of US drug facilities' face weather disruptions, showing that the pharmaceutical industry and extreme weather are basically frenemies. It's like storing your aspirin in a hurricane zone - because who doesn't want their meds shaken sometimes? This isn't just a rough forecast; it's a stormy roommate situation where pills meet peril head-on.
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60% of US drug facilities live on the wild side by playing weather roulette. Because who wouldn’t want their medications sunbathing in a hurricane? Risk diversity or disaster VIPs? Stay woke, stay weather aware, y’all! #PharmaStormSurvivors
If life gave pharma lemons, it put lemonade stands in flood zones. Do drug facilities come with emotional support insurance or just good vibes?
Pharma plants in weather disaster zones: Mavericks or just bad at geography? It’s like hiding your meds in a blender—innovation or chaos?
Source: Arstechnica | Published: 8/20/2025 | Author: Beth Mole
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