Environmental disasters notably influence political action by exposing vulnerabilities within governance and prompting immediate policy responses. Such events can catalyze public demand for climate action and disaster preparedness, leading to changes in legislation and resource allocation. Governments may face pressure to implement sustainability measures, bolster infrastructure, and support affected communities. The urgency surrounding environmental crises often mobilizes civil society and NGOs to advocate for reforms. However, political responses can be inconsistent and partisan, revealing disparities in priorities and resources dedicated to managing long-term environmental challenges.