States of Change: Stories of climate change from close to home
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News From States of Change
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neither rain, snow nor government shutdown….
Published 10/08/13
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adding frustration to heartbreak
Published 10/04/13
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too much of a good thing?
Published 10/03/13
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“warrior up!”
Published 09/30/13
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sucking the life from the sea
Published 09/27/13
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big picture
Published 09/27/13
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“Someone has to own this issue. The water is coming.”
Published 09/16/13
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relentless rains: a 1 in 1000 year event
Published 09/13/13
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neighbor vs. neighbor
Published 09/05/13
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washington and wildfires
Published 08/28/13
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the heat is on
Published 08/27/13
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resiliency
Published 08/23/13
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success down on the farm
Published 08/22/13
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smack!
Published 08/21/13
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curbing climate change - beyond CO2
Published 08/20/13
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a bare tree grows in brooklyn?
Published 08/19/13
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new twist on a canary in the coal mine
Published 08/17/13
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some wild swings
Published 08/16/13
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Brilliant take on extreme heat from the folks at Climate…
Published 08/16/13
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ewwwwwwwww
Published 08/13/13
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There is a better than 99% chance 2014 will be the warmest year on record in California. bit.ly/1qpkKvW pic.twitter.com/fCpBumIKTv
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How Sandy is inspiring New York to explore the brave new world of microgrids: bit.ly/1tp4X3P #climate pic.twitter.com/rAkPU8xXbE
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MT @MPRnews: As Minnesota's #climate changes, bad air & new disease risks follow bit.ly/1p5SaPC
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Texas leads U.S. in greenhouse gas emissions (just like last year): bit.ly/1rHYS2E
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MT @ShariBell: Great storytelling by @MichelleNijhuis & @peter_sx for @NatGeo on #drought, diminishing snowpack on.natgeo.com/1yjywcn
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A California agency is about to build the nation's most elaborate sea level rise adaptation database. bit.ly/1pbHWMn #sealevelrise
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Like New York, Miami faces the challenge of rising seas, but with a number of critical differences: bit.ly/1sZAV8H
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Colorado's water supplies uncertain in a warming world, a new report says. bit.ly/1ysAQs7 pic.twitter.com/xgHSSvQGcT
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California records keep falling: bit.ly/1sV2TQt This has been Cali's hottest January-July on record pic.twitter.com/S0h7ccE73V
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Looking at the climate context of those monsoon-driven flash floods in SoCal: bit.ly/WZGHds #mtbaldy
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Relentless heat has intensified the California drought: bit.ly/1uLW5sl As this image shows: pic.twitter.com/z4FCYyVZJ1
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RT @MPRnews: In Lake of the Woods, growing algae blooms puzzle scientists mprnews.org/story/2014/07/… via
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RT @ClimateCentral: Without groundwater pumping, #CAdrought impacts would be even more extreme: bit.ly/1p3uXOw
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Hey Philly residents. Like heat? Ever consider moving to Texas? Well TX may be coming to you bit.ly/1pZt8qY pic.twitter.com/8otg3Iih84
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MT @ShariBell: Baked Alaska! While we froze in the East, Alaska had its 2nd warmest Jan-May on record: bit.ly/1qwJMuU
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Everything's bigger in Texas, including wind power, as state sets record: bit.ly/Vojbpu #renewables
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RT @ShariBell: Worst stage of #drought now envelopes a whopping one-third of California bit.ly/1nRp47R pic.twitter.com/ndl6JkQK3M
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Abandoned oil & gas wells in #PA could be major source of methane emissions: bit.ly/UPUVwn
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Whoa! MT @uranusaturn: June Snow: Winter Storm on Tap in MT, Rockies As Summer Nears weather.com/safety/winter/… #WEATHER #CLIMATE
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San Mateo is most at-risk county in California from sea level rise bit.ly/1kGDvH7 #sealevelrise
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