Commentary: For the next generation, it's important to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. For this generation, the focus should be on mitigating rising temperatures.
Credit:San Antonio is getting hotter. And, yes, it is getting hotter because of climate change. we’ve known that adding carbon dioxide to the atmosphere will likely make the planet warmer.
. This means for most of the people in San Antonio it will probably continue to get hotter for the rest of their lives.last year by the Adrienne Arsht-Rockefeller Foundation Resilience Center projected that nearly 60,000 Americans could die annually from extreme heat by 2050. The same report projected U.S. labor-productivity losses at a half a trillion dollars annually by 2050.
For the next generation, it is important to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. For this generation, however, there is a need to focus on mitigating increasing temperatures. Ways we can do this include planting trees in parking lots, using alternative transportation and implementing air conditioning technology that puts heat into the ground rather than the air. Sign up to receive The Daily Reach every morning.Whoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription.
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