"Climate change doesn’t recognize political ideology or geographic boundaries for that matter. While we have seen a rise in the politicization of this issue – there’s no reason that this necessary need to be the case.
My hope would be that farmers and others who are feeling the impacts of climate change would communicate their concern to their representatives on all levels and of all parties. Similarly, we have seen some traditionally conservative groups, like faith-based organizations and the military, take a very active voice in climate – and energy – discussions.
Unfortunately, the increase in extreme weather events and other long term environmental are having an impact on many different parts of our society—and we can all do our part to do something about it."
My hope would be that farmers and others who are feeling the impacts of climate change would communicate their concern to their representatives on all levels and of all parties. Similarly, we have seen some traditionally conservative groups, like faith-based organizations and the military, take a very active voice in climate – and energy – discussions.
Unfortunately, the increase in extreme weather events and other long term environmental are having an impact on many different parts of our society—and we can all do our part to do something about it."
