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One of America’s great childhood pastimes is changing, as increasing temperatures and extreme weather events change how children must interact with the environment. The Great US Summer Camp Summer camps have been an iconic fixture of American childhoods for generations, teaching children the value of community, tradition, and outdoor play. But as the environment changes rapidly around us, summer camps …
Oregon is facing extreme wildfires that have been exacerbated by high temperatures, dry landscapes, and the potential for lightning. While climate-related conditions have made the situation worse, these wildfires could be destructive for residents and the environment as the fire rages on. Fires in Oregon Several wildfires have broken out and are quickly spreading across Oregon. Some of the biggest …
As the fight between eco warriors and climate deniers rages on, who’s truly moving the needle toward a sustainable future? What concrete impacts are each making? 1. Grassroots Movements Grassroots eco warriors have initiated over 5,000 environmental projects globally in the past year alone. Their efforts help reduce carbon emissions significantly at local levels. 2. Political Influence Climate deniers hold …
Are we really paying attention to what we’re doing to our planet? It seems like Americans are missing the mark on understanding the full scope of climate change. Here’s a hard look at how we’re turning a blind eye to the damage we’re causing. 1. Underestimating Sea Level Rise Many Americans still view rising sea levels as a distant issue, …
A popular home-hardening program in Florida has officially reopened, inviting thousands of Floridian homeowners to apply for funding and free inspections. My Safe Florida Home The ‘My Safe Florida Home’ homeowners program is now accepting applications for 2024. The popular state program offers funding for low-to-medium-income households who need assistance to prepare their homes for destructive weather coming through the …
Residents are urged to protect themselves as wildfires near LA consume over 15,600 acres. Fueled by Strong Winds Over 1,000 people were evacuated due to wildfires northwest of Los Angeles scorching up thousands of acres of land. This comes after a weekend of strong winds chased the flames along Interstate 5. A Manic Monday Helping the fire along was the …
All Senator Ted Cruz wanted to do was warn constituents about an incoming natural disaster – instead, his warning reminded people of his own PR disaster from a few years prior, leading to online mockery. Hurricane Beryl Strikes Hurricane Beryl, the first hurricane of the season, has hit Texas, causing destruction and widespread power outages. While warning the wider public …
Joe Biden’s approach to climate change in a potential second term is already shaping up to be ambitious and critical, reflecting a continuation and expansion of his first-term policies. How will “Sleepy Joe” affect the average Joe, and can he deliver on his climate promises? 1. Enhanced Transmission Grid Biden aims to enhance the electrical grid to manage the influx …
Are millennials buying into the climate chaos narrative, or do they think it’s all a hoax? Here’s what they have to say about the truth behind the headlines. 1. Scientific Consensus Millennials trust the overwhelming scientific consensus that climate change is real. They believe in the credibility of scientists and their research. 2. Personal Experience Many millennials have witnessed the …
Florida residents are struggling this hurricane season, and many are pointing the finger at a certain Governor. A Once-in-a-Lifetime Weather Disaster Florida has just seen a once-in-a-lifetime weather disaster that’s left entire neighborhoods underwater. After being hit by a monster downpour last month – with over 20 inches of rain falling within a week – streets in Hollywood, Miami, and …
