The Three Most Chilling Conclusions From the Climate Report
Originally published on November 26, 2018
The Atlantic
1. Extreme hot weather is getting more common, and cold weather more rare. 2. Climate change has doubled the devastation from wildfires in the Southwest. 3. Rising sea levels will necessitate mass migrations, and coastal cities aren’t doing enough.
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