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Ask Us Your Questions About Climate Change. It's Better Than Screaming Into The Void
Surfrider Beach in Malibu, California. (James Bernal for LAist)
The climate is changing. The landscape is changing. The Earth is in crisis. And you might have some questions about that.
This week, hundreds of news organizations across the world -- including this one -- are laser focusing coverage on all things climate change.
This global collaboration is called Covering Climate Now and one of our goals is to answer what you want to know about what's happening to our planet -- and what's going to happen next.
Whether you're paralyzed by fear, inspired by science, fired-up to take action, or something in between, we want to hear from you.
Tell us what's on your mind and what you'd like to know.
We'll read every response, and answer what we can. We may even feature your comments in next week's coverage, but never without your permission.
Be safe out there.
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