What do we really know about ‘climate change’ or global warming?  If we cannot see the evidence ourselves-- sea-level rise, warmer summers, longer allergy seasons, more severe storms, persistent air pollution --does that mean it is not happening?  Yet as a result of observations around the world, as well as these in New Jersey, climate researchers understand that these changes are posing a real threat to our homes, our health, and our cities.

What is the evidence that drives countries around the world, as well as many leading industries, to accept this? Can anything be done? Learn what is being proposed as a collective, long-term, affordable national solution.

Linda Erdreich has worked on environmental health issues at the Environmental Protection Agency and as a consultant for private companies for 35 years. She has an M.S. and Ph.D. in epidemiology and has published papers in scientific journals. Now retired Linda is a volunteer for the group Citizens’ Climate Lobby, which is dedicated to providing education and awareness about climate change/ global warming and viable solutions for the country.