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May 6, 2012

Pensacola Florida USA is near enough to sea level that they’re having no trouble connecting the dots

Bill McKibben

Group of climate activists holding circular signs ranging from red to green, displaying environmental concerns like "Drought," "Sea Level Rise," "350 ppm," and "Green Economy" on grass near water.
Group of climate activists holding circular signs ranging from red to green, displaying environmental concerns like "Drought," "Sea Level Rise," "350 ppm," and "Green Economy" on grass near water.

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