Meet America's First Climate Refugees

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4. It's the way of things now..

So sad they may loose their homes and land over climate change. I am on the opposite end of the spectrum living in SLC at 4500 ft elevation surrounded by mountain ranges. We are suffocating slowly with crazy air pollution from many sources but one of the most sinister ones are the chemical plants that regularly turn off their stack cleaners.. only at night of course.. Our land is safe, but we can't breath clear air at almost a mile above sea level. The monster is everywhere.