Extreme weather is here to haunt us. #ClimateChangeisScary, take action now: actonclimate.now/ExtremeWeather

We can’t go back. From #SuperstormSandy to #HurricaneMelissa, extreme weather disasters have become too frequent due to climate change. We won’t stand by while the Trump administration jeopardizes our health and safety. #ActOnClimate.

We’re “stealing the moon” while Trump’s EPA is trying to steal our future by rolling back clean energy and climate protections.

The life of a climate activist may not be as glamorous as the life of a showgirl, but we’ll still fight for climate with a broken heart! #ActonClimate #ClimateAction #TLOAS #taylorswift

Republicans’ decision to shut down the government instead of negotiating with Democrats is about as popular as last night’s DWTS vote. #DWTS #Shutdown

Extreme weather can harm not just our health, but our health systems. Seema Wadhwa from Net Positive Solutions shares stories of how wildfires and hurricanes have impacted hospitals and health facilities, putting our lives further at risk. #ExtremeWeatherWednesday

Was Trump’s EPA administrator Lee Zeldin lying when he said climate change is real under oath during his confirmation hearings, or is he lying now?

Although we all may describe the impacts of climate change differently, we can all agree that something should be done to protect our communities.
Hear from Frank Sesno from @planetforward.org:

Last week, we held a webinar to highlight the importance of government agencies protecting us from climate change. Hear from climate advocates and health experts on how Trump’s rollbacks put us at risk and why Congress must protect us and fully fund agencies like NOAA, EPA, and FEMA #ForaSafeClimate

"We experience more frequent, and more extreme weather-related disasters, and we rely on FEMA to coordinate federal disaster response." Dr. Ekwurzel from @ucs.org explains the importance of FEMA and how Trump's cuts to disaster response put us at risk: