U.S. Climate To Be More Extreme By 2050 Blog Post
More extreme climate will affect as many as 118 million people in the U.S. annually by 2050. Much of the U.S. will be hotter and drier.
More extreme climate will affect as many as 118 million people in the U.S. annually by 2050. Much of the U.S. will be hotter and drier.
Dust from the Sahara desert is approaching the U.S. It will impact hurricane development and, possibly, the occurrence of red tide.
CAC’s CEO, Bob Bunting, on the reality of climate warming, its impact, and the potential for a vibrant “climate economy.”