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anthropogenic global warming, and the one degree Centigrade warming we've had so far means that bigger areas of ocean get above 26 degree Centigrade and can contribute to more intense hurricanes.
times, but the modelling suggests that it's much the same number of hurric anes with the average intensity at a higher level than it used to be.
and the people who dig up and sell the fossil carbon make much too much mo ney out of the business to want to stop (even if anthropogenic climate chan ge is eventually going to trash many of their other assets).
e Republican Party (or at least the Tea Party faction) there's no particula r mystery about why Republicans are so slow on the uptake.
se in warming increases the "destructiveness" of these hurricanes by 15%.
No. The fraud was all in the denialist camp, who were willing to slander Ma nn in the hope of discrediting his data - which didn't actually work, since his work has been replicated some dozen times now on a range of temperatur e proxies.
n intensity and, most definitely, the frequency of storms is obviously incr easing. No one is saying anything about powerful hurricanes coming off the Gulf being a brand new phenomenon.
We do seem to be getting more intense hurricanes. It's probably a bit early to make any claims about more frequent hurricanes - there have been years in the past where there were a lot of hurricanes.
The hurricanes have been providing the disasters and deaths. Ignoring them would be a trifle unrealistic.
In fact there's one thing we can all do to change the climate, and that's t o encourage society as whole to burn less fossil carbon. This involves movi ng the electricity generating system towards getting most of it's power fro m wind and solar, adding short term storage to the grid to deal with the fa ct that the sun sets every day, and wind is erratic, and bumping up the gen erating capaciuty by about 30% so that when we have all moved to electric c ars, the grid will have the capacity to recharge them.
Someone probably told George Washington that US independence was an unreal istic target, and he shouoldn't waste his time thinking about it.
As if anything electronic John Larkin has posted here has looked "designed" .
He may be a master of improvisation, but he's weak on extracting design fun damentals and even weaker on acting on them.