Over the past year, there has been a record number of environmental disasters throughout the United States. Millions of acres were burned in the California wildfires, thirty storms were named during hurricane season, devastating flooding rocked the Midwest, and over fifty days of 110-degree weather was recorded in Phoenix. Most of us recognize climate change, are united in believing that we need to care for the earth. Many of us are aware of the growing number of issues at hand and the cost of our negligence. Still, we are rarely confronted with these issues on a daily basis or reminded just by stepping outside that climate change is not only real, but a threat to us personally.