Climate change altering outdoor lifestyles
August 20, 2014
Delaware Online Katharine Hayhoe, who directs the Climate Science Center at Texas Tech University and recently prepared a report on climate change for Delaware, said the wildlife federation report 'really brings home one of the most important things we need to realize about climate change.'
From a surge in disease-carrying ticks and Tiger mosquitoes to increases in toxic algae blooms, the symptoms of climate change are rapidly affecting America's relationship with the great outdoors, the National Wildlife Federation warned Tuesday.
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Katharine Hayhoe, who directs the Climate Science Center at Texas Tech University and recently prepared a report on climate change for Delaware, said the wildlife federation report "really brings home one of the most important things we need to realize about climate change."