Hurricanes Helene, Milton both bore evidence of climate change
Multiple studies are clearly showing how human-caused climate change made Hurricanes Helene and Milton more potent and destructive. Why it matters: These storms combined caused up to $55 billion in insured losses. They portend an era of increasingly human-influenced storms that are wetter and stronger as the climate continues to warm. The intrigue: Helene and Milton are a painful…
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