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March 19, 2008
CEP kicks off new project - Climate Stories

Everywhere we go, CEP finds that Kansans want to share their stories. Kansans’ firsthand accounts of climate change in their lives and landscapes – from earlier planting seasons to more unpredictable rains to new and different crop pests – have had a real impact on our program.

CEP would like to collect and share these stories. After all, the stories we tell do more than just recall the past climate of Kansas. They give us ideas and inspiration - and most importantly hope - as we learn to adapt to our changing environment.

Have you observed changes in your climate? Have you changed your habits? Created solutions? We’d love to hear about them.

Please email your story to: info@climateandenergy.org, and put “Climate Stories” in the subject line.

Author Name: Maril Hazlett
Author Email: info@climateandenergy.org
Contact Name: Eileen Horn
Contact Email: horn@climateandenergy.org
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Approximately two-thirds of the world’s population (along with critical infrastructure such as transportation routes, energy processing facilities, and major urban centers) are located near coastlines. All face significant threats from sea level rise.
CNA, “National Security and the Threat of Climate Change,” http://securityandclimate.cna.org/
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