Biologists now suspect that the first mammal to disappear from the Lower 48 states because of global warming will be the pika, a tiny rabbit that lives at high altitudes in cold regions.
Although they may be the first, pikas are certainly not alone. Scientists say that 20 to 30 percent of all species could be put on a path toward extinction if global warming continues unchecked. The Climate Security Act would not only be the biggest step ever taken to reduce global warming pollution, it also sets aside billions for conservation of natural resources affected by global warming. Global warming is already contributing to sea-level rise, intensified storms and droughts, an increase in catastrophic fires, the spreading of invasive species and a host of other ecosystem disruptions.
We took action on “Help Even the Smallest Wildlife Survive Global Warming”
# 150:
8:58 am PST, Feb 9,Janet K. Holstine, Michigan
# 149:
8:58 am PST, Feb 9,Burnis E Tuck, California
Global warming should be the most important issue being debated by the Presidential candidates and in the Senate, more important than the economy or even the Iraq war. Where's the urgency?
# 148:
8:58 am PST, Feb 9,Patricia Foster, New York
# 147:
8:58 am PST, Feb 9,Judith A.Goodwin, Virginia
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8:57 am PST, Feb 9,Cathy Patterson, Nebraska
# 145:
8:57 am PST, Feb 9,Jane Meyer, Pennsylvania
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8:57 am PST, Feb 9,Katie And Maggie Brown, Washington
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8:57 am PST, Feb 9,Chris Kim, Massachusetts
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8:57 am PST, Feb 9,Name not displayed, Massachusetts
# 141:
8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Shannan Smith, California
# 140:
8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Michelle Walls, Ohio
# 139:
8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Holland Gregg, New York
Your children's future is in your hands. How about warming up to the idea of taking care of your constituents before your lobbyists and corporate contributors for a change.
# 138:
8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Norma Dupire, Pennsylvania
Please do not let any of your Senate colleagues deny the imminent threat of global warming.
# 137:
8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Andrea Townsley, Florida
# 136:
8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Michael Black, Texas
# 135:
8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Margaret Manion, Connecticut
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8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Sweet Image, New Hampshire
# 133:
8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Ruth Wilson, Minnesota
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8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Rick Sparks, California
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8:56 am PST, Feb 9,Meghan Prior, North Carolina
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8:55 am PST, Feb 9,Helen Hanna, California
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8:55 am PST, Feb 9,Star Seastone, Colorado
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8:55 am PST, Feb 9,Name not displayed, New York
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8:55 am PST, Feb 9,Yvonne Chang, California
# 126:
8:55 am PST, Feb 9,Name not displayed, Florida
# 125:
8:55 am PST, Feb 9,Debra Rabion, Louisiana
this must stop
# 124:
8:55 am PST, Feb 9,Callie C. Riley, California
# 123:
8:54 am PST, Feb 9,Morgan Ivens, California
# 122:
8:54 am PST, Feb 9,Harold Hodes, New York
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8:54 am PST, Feb 9,John Dornheim, New York
# 120:
8:54 am PST, Feb 9,Tom Watson, New York
# 119:
8:54 am PST, Feb 9,Sydney LaRose, California
# 118:
8:54 am PST, Feb 9,Noreen Duszynski, Maryland
We the people are speaking. Please listen.
# 117:
8:54 am PST, Feb 9,Trish Wright, North Carolina
# 116:
8:54 am PST, Feb 9,Jim Cembrook, New York
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8:54 am PST, Feb 9,Livia McRee, California
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8:53 am PST, Feb 9,Leonard Cherry, New York
# 113:
8:53 am PST, Feb 9,Elyse Friedman, Illinois
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8:53 am PST, Feb 9,Robert Scardapane, New Jersey
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8:53 am PST, Feb 9,Alan Gross, New Jersey
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8:52 am PST, Feb 9,T. H., Pennsylvania
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8:52 am PST, Feb 9,Katharine Stierhoff, Maryland
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8:52 am PST, Feb 9,Thomas M. Murphy, Alabama
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8:52 am PST, Feb 9,Patricia DeLaunay, California
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8:52 am PST, Feb 9,Elizabeth Zenker, California
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8:51 am PST, Feb 9,Melodie Meyer, California
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8:51 am PST, Feb 9,Ester Fuchs, Michigan
Please protect our Planet, so that our children can inherit a livable world.