nderstorms, tornadoes, tropical storms all get their energy from the latent energy of water vapor. And because the atmosphere now holds more water vap or, the strength of those storms can be greater. And so, there are substant ial human-made effects on these storms. It?s not debatable now. The se are all well-established facts."
ate the number of limbs mammals have. You can debate Ohm's law. Go ahead, debate it. Nobody is stopping you. But you'd find some way to argue that resisting established fact is productive.
John Larkin sells bespoke electronics to physicists who haven't got enough sense to work out how to use what they could buy of the shelf to make the m easurement they want to make.
He's not debating with people who can manage to find their own ingenuities.
esn't hold up very well.
unsalvageable cities on the coasts before they throw in the towel. Accuwea ther has predicted Harvey will run $190B in damages. None of this will make any difference, since mankind will be extinct within a decade.
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The Galveston Hurricane was force 4, just like Harvey. It killed a lot more people because it pushed a huge storm surge over Galveston Island, and man y of the residents couldn't get away.
ather events said the same thing.
It's more topography than anything else. Put people on a low-lying sea-coas t, and a hurricane-driven storm surge or an earth-quake driven tsunami can kill a lot of people.
It killed "230,000?280,000 people in 14 countries".
You get more warning time with a hurricane.