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Climate Change Impacts Being Felt From Coast To Coast, U.S. Government Announces

Posted 3:18 pm June 16, 2009 by Lynn Englum

Every region of the United States – from the East Coast to the West Coast, plus Alaska and Hawaii – is experiencing significant, adverse impacts from climate change including droughts, floods, heat waves and wildfires – and these widespread impacts will grow during the course of the century, concludes a major new report issued today by the White House. For more information, see the press release.

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