doi: 10.1074/jbc.R800022200
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since Hurricane Sandy Almost 2 feet of rain flooded southern part of state over 48-hour period 30,000 people rescued from homes, offices, schools Thousand cars trapped on interstate as helicopters dropped food to keep people alive As of 8/24/16, ongoing wildfires have torched more than half a million acres in 10 western states More than half of Western states have experienced their largest wildfire on record since 2000 Blue Cut Fire in San Bernardino, California forced 82,000 people to evacuate 36,000 acre fire destroyed nearly 100 homes Closer to home, worst drought in upstate NY in 10 years Nearly 25% of state in severe drought in late July, according to National Drought Mitigation Center Hardest-hit areas in Western NY and Finger Lakes Buffalo has had only half its normal rainfall since April 1 Globally, last month was hottest month for planet since records began in 1880 virtually certain that 2016 will be hottest year ever July was 10th month in a row to break monthly temperature record, according to NASA What Washington Post called an epic heat wave swept across Middle East this summer Parts of United Arab Emirates and Iran experienced a heat index of 140 degrees in July Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, recorded all-time high of nearly 126 degrees Cities in Iraq and Kuwait hit 129 degrees on July 22 hottest ever recorded in Eastern Hemisphere Fifteen of the 16 warmest years have occurred in 21st century Arctic sea ice covered a smaller area last winter than in any winter since records began Coral reefs around world are bleaching and dying Drought in southern and eastern Africa has created massive humanitarian emergency millions suffering from famine Anthrax outbreak in Siberia because of thawing tundra: infected corpses (humans and reindeers) had been locked in permafrost since last epidemic 75 years ago but no longer Zika virus, which has caused havoc throughout Latin America and Caribbean, has now arrived in Miami Beach Media reported that these catastrophic events largely due to El Nio But figures show that El Nio accounts for only one-fifth of the global temperature rise El Nio phase has passed by now, but still records fall left and right Bottom line: the climate crisis is already here, but very few people want to acknowledge this reality And its going to get a lot worse if we dont so something fast Studies project that, given current trends, agricultural productivity will decline 40% in sub-Saharan Africa by second half of century due to climate change 95% of sub-Saharan Africa crop production relies entirely on rainfall Report issued this past spring nearly doubles sea level rise projections for 2100 if greenhouse gas emissions continue at same pace Oceans could rise by as much as six feet by end of the century Why the dramatic jump
