Climate Change Nebraska

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Three generations, including Lincoln Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird, talking about climate change in the Nebraska state capitol

Bill McKibben gives University of Nebraska-Lincoln students a shoutout

“I’m a black climate expert. Racism derails our efforts to save the planet.”– Article Reactions From The Washington Post

Educate

Back to the basics of climate change and how it works

Water is life – in Nebraska and everywhere else

Extreme weather threatens Nebraska livestock

The complex relationship between language and culture

Carbon dioxide levels pose global threat

As temperatures rise, so do the deaths

Climate change wears a coat of many colors

Nebraska agriculture: a mixed blessing for climate change