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…influence of climate change on some types of extreme weather are still unclear (e.g. tornadoes), however the strongest hurricanes are expected to become even more intense as the climate continues…
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the U.S. is shattering high temperature records far more frequently than it is shattering low temperature records
Scientists’ Feedback SUMMARY This op-ed in USA Today makes the claim that Hurricane Florence has no appreciable contribution from human-caused climate change. Scientists who reviewed the article found that it…
…27th article at Space Weather Archive, in which NASA scientist Martin Mlynczak discusses the influence of current low solar activity on the Earth’s thermosphere—a layer of the atmosphere that begins…
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The science is clear, climate change is making extreme weather events, including tornadoes, worse.
…of peer-reviewed scientific research identifies numerous ways that climate change is increasing the likelihood and intensity of various extreme weather events, exacerbating coastal flooding, and destroying ecological systems[1,2,6,18,19]. “Humans are…
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Chemtrails contain toxic substances such as barium salts that are 10 thousand times more toxic to your nervous system than lead
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October 2024 auroras were caused by the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP)
…Climate vs. weather: a deep dive on the key differences A key difference is their timescales by which they’re defined: weather is monitored over days to weeks, and climate typically…
…is each different data point on which this curve is based. When referring to one event – one data point – one talks about weather. Weather is not the same…