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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New Hampshire is expected to see more than 40 dangerous heat days per year by 2050. Learn more about the threats of climate change at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/ojdi2PUEL7
In New Mexico, over 380,000 acres were consumed by wildfires in 2018. Learn more about the threats of climate change at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/t1o8i22tBO
There are more than 36,000 Michiganders working in clean energy transmission, distribution and storage. Find out more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/LhyXjg2qAz
Georgia experiences an average of 20 dangerous heat days per year, and it’s projected to drastically increase. Learn more about the threats of climate change at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/mLedZBxh6G
There are over 32,000 energy efficiency jobs in Colorado. Find out more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/1UT6rN3pOH
In 2018, Maine’s wind power generation saved 68 million gallons of water consumption. Find out more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/h2asKccMXo
Five people were killed by extreme weather events in Pennsylvania in 2018. Learn more about the threats of climate change at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/o1QoSCDlIz
In New Hampshire, 41,000 homes could have been powered by wind generation in 2018. Find out more about the benefits of a clean energy economy at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/ojdi2PUEL7
Nearly 340,000 Michiganders are at an elevated risk of inland flooding. Learn more about the threats of climate change at the #ClimateChangeIndex: https://t.co/LhyXjfKPJ1