While energy is definitely a huge part of the problem, preventing things specifically like Houston's flooding seems like more an issue of infrastructure and eme

While energy is definitely a huge part of the problem, preventing things specifically like Houston's flooding seems like more an issue of infrastructure and emergency readiness. And dealing with the aftermath seems like it's a space for organizations dealing logistics, drone fleets (e.g., for mapping, finding survivors and communicating with them, delivery to inaccessible areas), etc..