There is a similar example in Puerto Rico and the fortunate folks who live in both have light, ice, air conditioning, information and mobility without worrying about gas lines or generator fumes. Repost from @cnnclimate • When Hurricane Ian came barreling toward southwest Florida this week, it was a true test for the community. The storm obliterated the nearby Fort Myers and Naples areas with record-breaking surge and winds over 100 mph. It knocked out power to more than 2.6 million customers in the state, including 90% of Charlotte County. But the lights stayed on in Babcock Ranch. The storm uprooted trees and tore shingles from roofs, but other than that, a resident said there is no major damage. Residents say Babcock Ranch is proof that an eco-conscious and solar-powered town can withstand the wrath of a near-Category 5 storm. 📷: Jeff Greenberg/Education Images/Universal Images Group/Getty Images