Growing evidence shows that poor and Black, Latino and other racial and ethnic groups are typically more vulnerable than white people to pollution and climate-driven floods...
Texans Should Prepare For Hotter Temperatures, Greater Risk Of Fire And Flooding

A recent climate report from Texas A&M University highlights the escalating threats of extreme weather conditions in Texas, with a surge in 100-degree days, intensified droughts, wildfire risks, and urban flooding. Professor John Nielsen-Gammon's report, based on data from 1900-2023 and forecasts until 2036, warns of a quadruple increase in 100-degree days by 2036 and a 7% rise in summertime water loss through evaporation. The report emphasizes the need for communities to adapt to these changes, suggesting measures such as drought-resistant crops and flood control strategies. With Texas already grappling with the consequences of a warming climate, understanding and addressing these evolving challenges are imperative for the state's resilience and sustainability.
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EPA eliminates mention of fossil fuels in website on warming's causes. Scientists call it misleading
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