2012 The Official Countdown #62346
Description
Temperatures are already on the rise. Since 1970, winter temperatures in the Northeast have increased by an average of 1.3 degrees per decade—changing and damaging marine life, forests, agriculture, recreation and human health. Extreme storms are becoming more frequent. Boston and Atlantic City, for example, can expect a coastal flood equivalent to today’s 100-year flood every two to four years on average by mid-century, and almost annually by the end of the century. The oceans are rising. Scientists project that sea levels could rise another 4.5 feet by the end of the century—inundating our coastline and claiming countless low-lying communities from Portland, Maine to Boston to Hyannisport and beyond. Heat waves are expected to increase. Within our children’s lifetimes, Northeast cities like Boston or Hartford could experience 20-30 days above 100 degrees causing pain, distress and even increased mortality for our vulnerable citizens. Our snow season is becoming shorter
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Membership history
Growth
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| Measured (UTC) | Members | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 23 Aug 2026, 14:09 | 8 | first reading |
Ownership
Owned by @cheapsetto as measured.
Members we’ve seen
@cheapsetto — The True Belever (rank 255) terminated
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Rank structure
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Related groups
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