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Climate change is real and it is happening now. From wildfires in the west to hurricanes in the east, to floods and droughts in the heartland, we’ve got to act — based on science fact, not science fiction.
Here's some actual scientific facts. 80% of US forest fires are started by man (not climate change) globally there is no increase in hurricanes or intensity over past 50 years, droughts were worse in the 1930's and tornado activity is at historic lows #FactsMatterpic.twitter.com/suDuHWWZVX
The Grand Canyon was once full of water before the climate changed....... humans weren’t there
And there were forest fires before matches were invented.
If @california spent money on forestry and water retention instead of train to no where and people pooping on streets of #SF... MAYBE Cal could deal with weather better.
Yes water retention! Once we got to 2015 and we’re labeled “extreme drought conditions” wouldn’t u think reservoirs would’ve been planned n built? Now we have record setting rain n snow. Asleep at the wheel yet they keep getting elected.
Climate change isn't a new phenomenon - it's been around as long as the Earth has existed. It's called weather.
I semi-agree with you that climate change is not an eminent threat, but saying climate change is the same thing as weather is ignorant.
I currently live in east India and we've had 4 days of monsoon-like rain out of the blue. Crops are ruined & prices will go up soon. I don't have to worry about it as much as the millions of poor people in this city, Kolkata. This is happening more & more everywhere.
We currently have had days of rain and flooding in Calif. It is normal weather that doesn't happen every year but this year it did. I can safely say our drought is over.India is known for monsoons, right?
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