THE CLIMATE CHANGE INDEX
More and more, Americans are growing concerned about climate change; 57% of Americans believing climate change is impacting their family. Higher temperatures, sea level rise, more destructive extreme weather, disease, and air pollution are impacts of climate change.
The Climate Change Index gives you the facts about climate change and its impact on our economy, our health, our national security, and other factors for all Americans.
State Index
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Over 7.7 million homes could be powered by wind energy produced in Texas alone. Learn more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/Uzum3hJoDF
There are over 150,000 energy efficiency jobs in Texas. Learn more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/Uzum3hJoDF
There are currently over 229,000 South Carolinians at risk of coastal flooding. Find out more about the threats of climate change at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/ldCbxwg4qG
Over 77,000 homes could be powered by solar energy produced in South Carolina alone. Learn more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/ldCbxwg4qG
Pennsylvania experienced 23 extreme weather events between 2007 and 2016 that caused over $1 billion in economic losses each. Find out more about the threats of climate change at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/58tWcBl1mF
There are over 37,000 Pennsylvanians working in clean energy transmission, distribution, and storage. Learn more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/58tWcBl1mF
3.4 million metric tons of CO2 emissions were saved by wind power generated in Ohio alone. Learn more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/QuvexARVxy
There are over 10,000 energy efficiency businesses in Ohio. Learn more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/QuvexARVxy
Extreme weather events have cost North Carolina’s agriculture industry over $1.1 billion. Find out more about the threats of climate change at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/ug4vvhGJsi