US Climate Resilience Toolkit - http://ift.tt/1umkwtq
Not that I disapprove, but I realize that in most of the rest of the developed and developing world there are generally much more direct climate action programs by national level governments. What I'd really like to know is if there are more of these types of programs and efforts to help guide states, cities, businesses and individuals to individually and cooperatively begin to remove the decisions about climate change actions out of the hands of national level politicians?
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...In response to the President’s Climate Action Plan and Executive Order to help the nation prepare for climate-related changes and impacts, U.S. federal government agencies gathered resources that can help people take action to build their climate resilience. The impacts of climate change—including higher temperatures, heavier downpours, more frequent and intense droughts, wildfires, and floods, and sea level rise—are affecting communities, businesses, and natural resources across the nation... |
Not that I disapprove, but I realize that in most of the rest of the developed and developing world there are generally much more direct climate action programs by national level governments. What I'd really like to know is if there are more of these types of programs and efforts to help guide states, cities, businesses and individuals to individually and cooperatively begin to remove the decisions about climate change actions out of the hands of national level politicians?
via International Skeptics Forum http://ift.tt/1ud8xek
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