Climate change is more than just sea level rise and severe storms. It will touch nearly every aspect of our lives, from our health, to our hobbies, to our wallets.

Cape Cod is one of the more vulnerable areas in the U.S. when it comes to climate change. And the impacts of climate change are much greater than we understand.
Below are some of the ways we will be impacted by climate change:

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increase in tick-borne diseases

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more weeds

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increase in cost of doing business

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more frequent and intense storms

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increase in algae blooms

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more pollen and allergies

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increase in respiratory illnesses

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increase in frequency of flooding

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erosion

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incoming southern pine beetle invasion

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storm surge

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fish species moving north