New Jersey is fastest-warming state in Northeast U.S. because of climate change, research says

New Jersey is the fastest-warming state in the entire Northeast United States because of climate change, according to Climate Central.

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Geo Engineering and cloud seeding? Sun diffusion too? I see lines in New Jersey skies that disperse into large blanketing clouds in a few hours.

Phake news….hottest records ever….sea is rising, sell your beachfront property….what a joke…

The all-time high temperature in New Jersey is 110 degrees, recorded on July 10, 1936 at a weather station near Old Bridge, according to Bob Ziff of the North Jersey Weather Observers.

How funny the hottest cities are democrat states and not Republican states

Spot price today for jet fuel is $2.40 per gallon

Many speak of love but few actually act on love. It says in the Bible the anti- Christ will attempt to change the seasons. Where I live the actual temperature is lower than it's been in years although the "heat index" is 5 degrees warmer than last year. Be responsible but don't be stupid. Increased taxes and regulation won't do anything but make certain people rich. Fix infrastructure instead of talking about it. Ad me clear power plants and dams. Drive lower hp vehicles. Use common sense.

Investing in adaptation will for sure be usefull in both short- and longterm. Investing in mitigation (less co2) will do very little in the longterm and even less in the short term!