Susannah Tuttle is the Director of NC Interfaith Power & Light, a program of the North Carolina Council of Churches.
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After Florence, Carolinians Know the Climate is Changing; Now we Must Act
Across the Carolinas, the floodwaters have receded and rebuilding is under way. But the epic 2018 hurricane season has left a mark, like a ghostly high-water stain on the wall of a flooded building. Today, Carolina residents increasingly accept the reality of climate change, and want to prepare for its ravages.
November 1, 2018