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No more time to debate climate change

by By JIM EDWARDS
| August 27, 2024 7:00 AM

We’re past the time to “debate” climate change, it’s real - and it’s a problem. We need Congress focused on bi-partisan solutions for addressing it.

We need to be solving it so we can live in a stable climate and not enduring the climate-driven extreme weather events – wildfires, droughts, heatwaves and the resulting low flows and warming water temps in our rivers and reservoirs. 

2023 was the hottest year since records have been kept and 2024 is likely to beat it. Besides rising global temperatures, we’re seeing all sorts of other negative impacts, like more frequent and extreme droughts, floods and severe, dangerous storms.

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