The Climate Election: How climate change will impact your food and electric bills, the economy and more

Election Day is approaching, and one critical issue that needs immediate attention is climate change. The U.N. warned that if emissions aren’t significantly reduced by 2035, a global climate disaster is inevitable. The impacts of climate change are already being felt in the U.S., affecting various aspects of daily life. From the economy, immigration, mining, natural disaster recovery, transportation, fracking, rising home insurance costs, maternal health, electricity bills, grocery inflation, to power infrastructure, climate change is causing economic harm, displacing people due to natural disasters, affecting mining operations, increasing insurance costs, impacting maternal health, and straining infrastructure. The effects of climate change are widespread and urgent action is needed to address them.