Interestingly, all the big wigs in government who are pushing this are refusing to give up their own big carbon footprints and change their own lives
Climate change threatens to destroy ‘the things Americans value most,’ U.S. government warns
The U.S. must ramp up efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions over the next three decades as climate change worsens disasters and threatens water supplies and public health across the country, according to a major draft report released by the federal government on Monday.
“The things Americans value most are at risk,” the National Climate Assessment authors wrote in the 1,695-page draft. “Many of the harmful impacts that people across the country are already experiencing will worsen as warming increases, and new risks will emerge.”
So give up your money and freedom to government, peons.
The report also described how millions of Americans could be displaced by climate disasters such as severe wildfires in the U.S. West and sea level rise in coastal cities. Climate change is also damaging regional economies by slashing crop yields in the Midwest and disrupting fishery operations in Alaska, among other negative effects.
The authors highlighted how a slew of catastrophes fueled by climate change have disproportionately burdened U.S. communities that have lower carbon footprints than average.
Doom! Especially that best standard of living in history thing is bad for ‘climate change’.
“The effects of climate change are felt most strongly by communities that are already overburdened, including Indigenous peoples, people of color, and low-income communities,” the authors wrote. “These frontline communities experience harmful climate impacts first and worst, yet are often the least responsible for the greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change.”
Interesting how the Cult Of Climastrology always thinks so poorly of minorities and Indigenous peoples, eh?
The authors noted several actions with near-term benefits, such as accelerating low-carbon technologies, ramping up public transit, incentivizing renewable energy and electric vehicle purchases, as well as improving cropland management. But they warned that many of the adaptation efforts put forth by states and cities are inadequately funded, calling their potential impact “incremental” rather than transformative.
Where do they think this money comes from?
Report: Drastic changes needed for U.S. to stymie climate change’s effects
The U.S. needs to make much bigger greenhouse gas emissions cuts to meet the Biden administration’s climate goal of realizing a?net-zero?economy by 2050, a new government report warns.
Why it matters: The National Climate Assessment is a congressionally mandated report that’s the most comprehensive and authoritative federal climate analysis of the U.S. region by region, with specific projections for economic sectors and ecosystems.
You know what Axios doesn’t want to tell us? What those “drastic changes” are. Because people will be shocked by what the climate cult wants to do.
Read: US Government Releases Hyperventilating, Doom Laden Climate Report »
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