Extreme Weather Shows The Need To Cut Global Warming Pollution

In fact, an Environment Maryland report from last year "Global Warming and Extreme Weather: The Science, the Forecast, and the Impacts on America" reviewed the latest science linking global warming to hurricanes, coastal storms, extreme precipitation, wildfires and heat waves.

The threat of increased extreme weather from global warming is just one of the many reasons why we need to make big cuts in our global warming pollution. One of the easiest ways to do that is to make our cars and trucks pollute less. Read the full report here.

Source: Rachel Davidson, The Baltimore Sun, Bethesda.