Climate Protection Global warming federal inaction and taking personal responsibility

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Recent heat waves have struck the Southeast and Southwest U. S. , with Atlanta recording its first 100 F day and Phoenix enduring 11 days above 110 F. In Washington state, the lack of rainfall has resulted in a stage 1 outdoor burn ban across Snohomish County. Despite federal claims that global warming won't harm people, a recent survey indicates 69% of Americans believe it will have negative effects.

Electric vehicle sales are on the rise, with new purchases increasing by 7% in the last year, while Tesla faces declining market share. The $7,500 rebate on EV purchases will end in September, prompting urgency among potential buyers. Local data shows a concerning trend in rainfall, with fewer rainy days recorded this year compared to previous years. As wildfires increasingly threaten agriculture, residents in Iowa have adapted to identifying smoke sources. The emergence of new electric vehicle companies, such as Slate, aims to provide more affordable options for consumers.

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