Global warming in America: Arizona’s heating up the fastest, Florida the slowest
In the last 100 years, the continental United States has warmed about 1.3°F overall. But not every state has been affected the same way. Some have been warming much faster than others. A new report from Climate Central takes a finer-grained look at some of the variations.
In the 1970’s, it was “a hole in the ozone layer”
In the 1980’s, it was “greenhouse gases”
In the 1990’s, it was “global warming”
NOW, IT IS CLIMATE CHANGE
Will your great-grandchildren adapt? Or will they starve?
The only path forward for our nation is the UTTER DESTRUCTION
of this Science Denying Republican Party.November 6, 2012 → OCCUPY A VOTING BOOTH
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