Author: Matt Gilligan / Source: did you know?
Even though some folks in government and in private life openly say climate change and global warming don’t exist, those no denying the science that shows our planet is changing at an alarming pace.
Two interactive maps, one from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and one from the University of Maryland’s Center for Environmental Science, show how climate change might affect every part of the U.
S. in 80 years and 60 years, respectively.
You can explore the maps for yourself HERE and HERE, but let’s break down some of the findings from the maps.
This overview image is particularly telling. It shows what the climate of different cities might look like in 2080 based on current emissions trend-lines. As you can see, in only 60 years (within your lifetime?) Minneapolis will likely feel more like Oklahoma, assuming no successful action is…
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