; (B) rise in sea level, retreat of glaciers and polar ice; (C) decline in mountain snowpack, increased drought (including droughts in the West and South United States) resulting in damage to our economy and property; (D) extreme weather conditions resulting in wildfires, stronger hurricanes and polar vortex occurrences resulting in further damage to property and our economy; (E) damage to our environment such as ocean acidification, extensive coral bleaching, migrations, and shifts in the yearly cycles of plants and animals