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All Documents in Global Warming Tagged extreme weather
- Hurricane Sandy: The Growing Threat of Climate Change
Overview - Scientists warn that increasing levels of carbon pollution in the atmosphere are contributing to a warming world and rising seas that could lead to more destructive storms like Sandy in the future.
- Extreme Weather: Impacts of Climate Change
Overview - When it comes to connecting the dots between climate change, extreme weather and health, the lines are clear. Carbon pollution is the main reason our planet is getting hotter, intensifying disasters, ruining crops and hurting our health. Solutions exist to cut this pollution and protect our health; we need to put more of them in place right away.
- Hurricane Irene & Climate Change
Overview - Extreme weather such as droughts, floods, wildfires, and hurricanes will likely become more severe and more devastating as the climate continues to change.
Documents Tagged extreme weather in All Sections
- Extreme Weather Map
Thousands of Weather Records Broken in the US, Costs Climbing – and Climate Change a Factor
Overview - NRDC mapped record-breaking weather events that occurred this year within the 50 United States and explored the implications of these types of events with a changing climate.
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- EPA Report Confirms Oil and Gas Sector is Among Nation's Worst Climate Polluters
- posted by Meleah Geertsma, 4/30/13
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- posted by Jake Schmidt, 4/29/13



