National Landmarks at Risk
July 9, 2014, www.ucsusa.org | “The growing consequences of climate change are putting many of the country’s most iconic and historic sites at risk. From Ellis Island to the Everglades, Cape Canaveral to California’s César Chávez National Monument, these sites symbolize values that unite all Americans — patriotism, freedom, democracy, and more — and together help weave the very fabric of our shared history.”
Robert Brothers shared a linkA NEW REPORT TO REACH NEW PEOPLE ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE
The Union of Concerned Scientists is concerned that too many people still don’t feel the urgency, so they have prepared this special report for mainstream folks.
“A Vivid Illustration of…National Landmarks at Risk: How Rising Seas, Floods, and Wildfires Are Threatening the United……www.ucsusa.orgDiscover 30 iconic and historic sites around the country that are being threatened by the growing consequences of climate…
- Connie Ashby, Maryska Azzena, Karolina O’Donoghue, Rosalie Anne, and Shalahnia Riversong like this.
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