New analysis finds parts of the U.S. have already warmed close to critical 2-degree level

The video discusses a Washington Post analysis of temperature data showing significant warming across the US, with some regions experiencing more dramatic changes than others. The northern US and Alaska are warming rapidly, while the South shows little change. The impact of these changes is evident in places like New Jersey, where traditional winter activities are declining. The report highlights the uneven effects of climate change and the need for national attention.

What are some of the ecological impacts of climate change mentioned in the text?

In what ways does Alaska's warming trend differ from the rest of the United States?

How do air pollution and natural variability contribute to the warming trends observed in different regions of the U.S.?