Our country is currently in a public health emergency. As we continue to work together toward putting an end to this, we cannot afford to lose sight of a more disastrous and more lingering crisis - the global climate emergency.
Climate change is caused by the increased presence of dangerous greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide (CO2), methane, and nitrous oxide, among others, in the atmosphere, which causes long-term changes to weather patterns and temperatures.
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