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NASA is asking you to ask us about climate change.

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Ask me how changes in our oceans are affecting our ice sheets.

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Ask me anything you want to know about how humans are affecting Earth's temperature.

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Ask me how climate change will affect food and food prices.

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Hi, I'm NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden.

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Ask A Climate Scientist is an open discussion about the science of climate change.

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Understanding how Earth's climate is changing is a complex topic.

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We want you to get honest, straight-forward answers

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supported by the latest research, satellite data, and climate models.

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Here's what you need to do. Using your webcam, phone,

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or the YouTube recording interface, record yourself asking your most pressing question

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about climate change. Keep it short, no more than 10 or 15 seconds.

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When you post it, make sure you tag it #askclimate, all one word,

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or post your question directly on Twitter using the same hashtag, #askclimate.

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Over the month of September, we'll select the best

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questions and have a NASA climate scientist answer those questions.

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If your question is selected, you'll find our response on the NASA Explorer YouTube channel.

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Do you have a question? Go ahead, ask a climate scientist.

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