It’s another warm February day here in sunny California – a little too warm. February is supposed to be winter – so why am I suddenly comfortable wearing shorts outside the house? The line is being blurred between winter and summer and it’s especially noticeable here, on the warm West Coast, where we can’t hide behind the snow covering the ground and the horrors of climate change.
Winter or summer, climate change affects the Bay Area
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About the Contributor
Lindsay Augustine, Highlander Managing Editor
Lindsay is a senior who has worked on Scot Scoop, Scot Center, and Highlander as a staff member and editor. She loves journalism because she has seen articles convince Carlmont to change its policies, making a change for the better. This summer she went to New York to work with the School of the New York Times and Columbia University on her journalism skills. Outside of journalism, she is involved in Girl Scouts, theater, Junior State of America, Key Club, and Site Council. Visit her portfolio here.