As temperatures and sea levels rise, federal agencies are working to establish a national climate service to help communities, regions and nations respond to a changing planet.
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Climate Change Today: Carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere by human activities is causing changes in Earth's surface temperature, rainfall and sea level.
Human health ebbs and flows with the seasons, but extreme weather, global climate change and shifting disease distribution drive the need for more active collaboration between climate scientists and public health experts.