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Stop Extreme Weather by Stopping Global Warming
Sponsored by: Alliance for Climate Protection - This is Reality
Noticed any extreme weather in your area lately? No matter where you are in the U.S., chances are you have.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has reported that climate change is impacting our weather. U.S. government scientists conclude that droughts, heavy downpours, excessive heat and intense hurricanes are likely to become more commonplace in the United States as we continue to increase global warming pollution in the atmosphere.
If this isn't enough of a reason to drastically change our policies on pollution, I don't know what is.
Please sign the petition telling Congress to take immediate action, because we can't afford any more natural disasters.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has reported that climate change is impacting our weather. U.S. government scientists conclude that droughts, heavy downpours, excessive heat and intense hurricanes are likely to become more commonplace in the United States as we continue to increase global warming pollution in the atmosphere.
If this isn't enough of a reason to drastically change our policies on pollution, I don't know what is.
Please sign the petition telling Congress to take immediate action, because we can't afford any more natural disasters.
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