Extreme Weather: Face the facts

I would like to pass on this message from Repower America:

The facts are devastatingly clear.

Around the globe, we are on track to see the hottest year yet in 2010. >From the flooding in Pakistan to droughts in Russia and landslides in China, the effects of this year’s extreme weather are catastrophic and undeniable.

The recent pattern of extreme weather events is consistent with what scientists have projected to result from climate change: temperature shifts, severe rainfall and snow in some parts of the world, and major droughts in others.

Check out Repower America’s Fact Sheet fact sheet on extreme weather and share it with your friends.

Despite the overwhelming facts, skeptics — like the now infamous Koch brothers1, Massey coal2 and Lord Monckton3 — will no doubt continue to spend big bucks to keep spreading misinformation about global warming.

But if we want to fight the skeptics, we’ll need a growing number of people to get informed. As the evidence mounts, leaders like Russian President Dmitry Medvedev are finally speaking out about climate change. President Medvedev spoke out at a United Nations Security Council meeting and said,

“What is happening now in our central regions is evidence of this global climate change, because we have never in our history faced such weather conditions in the past. This means that we need to change the way we work, change the methods that we used in the past.”4

In Pakistan, nearly 1,600 people have died this summer from the worst monsoon-related floods in living memory. And around the world, 2000-2009 was the warmest decade on record5, and 2010 is on track to be the warmest year the world has seen in 131 years.

Extreme weather events are putting lives in danger all around the world. Make sure you get the facts and spread the word.

Learn more about the link between extreme weather and climate change today.

Thanks for getting involved,

Dave Boundy
Campaign Manager
Repower America

9 Responses to “Extreme Weather: Face the facts”

  1. opit Says:

    ‘Fight the Skeptics.’
    That’s not a scientific viewpoint. What is it ? I call politics and an agenda. Is it an informed comment ?
    http://opitslinkfest.blogspot.com/2010/03/climate.html

  2. Gordo Says:

    Just passing along a message from my friends at Repower America! If you follow the list of sources provided you might explore the validity of these claims yourself. Have a hot and pleasant summer…

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