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The earth has warmed and continues to warm. What is causing the change really does not matter at this point as we are probably already past the critical tipping point of no return.
In fact, despite all of the "agreements", conferences and reports on the topic, the earth will more likely than not warm more than 2.5° from pre-industrial levels. We have already warmed only 1° from pre-industrial levels and you see the results.
The private sector has invested millions if not billions of dollars in physical assets around the world. But if you do not account for climate change and its consequences, those assets, and your net worth, are at risk.
The time to act is now.
Governments have a responsibility to their citizens to adapt their countries to climate change and global warming. In fact, the failure to mitigate and adapt can lead to civil unrest, mass migration, and ultimately to regime change.
The time to act is now.
And we can help.
Global leaders and others have tried to curtail global warming and climate change but have been unsuccessful thus far. The earth is warming rapidly and is continuing to warm.
Sea levels continue to rise, causing unprecedented flooding and catastrophic storms. Drought has caused apocalyptic wildfires across the globe. Food is becoming an unsure resource as is clean drinking water.
The Center for Climate Adaptation and Mitigation (CCAM) brings together scientists, climatologists, adaptation specialists, and other thought leaders to help clients deal with climate change and the consequences of global warming.
CCAM helps clients to identify the issues relevant to them and to put in place adaptation and mitigation projects and procedures to best deal with these increased hazards.
While we are hopeful that global leaders and others can effectuate meaningful environmental changes, thereby reducing climate change and its affects, we help clients to deal with the increasingly unfortunate certainty that these global environmental efforts will not be put in place in time and that the planet will continue to warm.
You can continue to be hopeful that the world will act to prevent further warming but if you do not do something now, tomorrow will probably be too late.
Benjamin Franklin
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