The National Climate Assessment, researched by about 300 scientists, including career government scientists at 13 federal agencies, is the most comprehensive scientific study to date detailing the effects of global warming.
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It finds that our warming planet will wreak hundreds of billions of dollars of damage in coming decades. Meanwhile, the current Administration calls climate change a hoax and encourages burning of coal and the increase of greenhouse gas pollution. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/25/climate/trump-climate-report.html …
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Elected officials and those at the highest levels of our government are there to serve the people, not to try and obfuscate facts or hide the truth. This is grossly irresponsible and dangerous.
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We can count on you to sign on to the green new deal, then, right?
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1/ Sea level rise will have dire consequences for the Hudson River Estuary. Much of the critical infrastructure for communities in the region is susceptible to storm surge now and will face increasing risks with rising seas. In addition to reducing emissions, preparing our...
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2/ ...infrastructure to handle future climate change is key and will require coordination between local, state, and federal gov. Congress can help prepare us by funding critical water and resiliency infrastructure projects across the region including our pipes and wastewater...
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