It's easy to see how climate change can affect animals when you live in 90+ degree weather for 6 months out of the year. In reality, it gets so hot the better you get to the equator, that you can nearly envision animals melting to the ground like pools of overheated rubber. And if you were a chicken, and you needed to endure in sweltering heat…

As you know, Hurricane Katrina brought incredibly destruction to New Orleans and surrounding locations. Most of the devastation in New Orleans happened where the city used to be swampland. After millions of years of glacial epoch, warming ages, storms and so forth, nature chose to make that location into swampland.

The climate change is not new to life in the world. History and archeology reveal that due to alter in sun's energy output, the continents are formed and…

The projection for this early August 2012 day called for 111 degrees in Fresno/Clovis, Calif. where I live. That's fairly typical in this region, where 40 or more days above 100 is typical for summer. But it Climate Change Action…

When you reside in 90+ degree weather condition for six months out of the year, it's easy to see how environment change can affect animals. In truth, it gets so hot the better you get to the equator, that you can nearly think of animals melting to the ground like pools of overheated rubber. And if you were a chicken, and you had to survive in blistering heat like this, you might start to feel like a rubber chicken. It's often so hot that pets die from heat and dehydration.…