San Diego County has dodged the heat bullet this summer. But news reports of corn crop failures and record temperatures across the country—and scientific research—indicate that climate change (whether human-made or natural) is real and dangerous. Time magazine noted 2 million acres have burned in massive wildfires in the West, two-thirds of the country is in a drought and 3,215 daily-high-temp records were set nationwide in June. Should the drought end on ideas to address this challenge?