Hurricanes
Global Warming and Hurricanes: Still No Connection
Patrick Michaels | 24 September 2005
While the impacts of the currently active hurricane period are being felt especially hard in the United States, there remains no scientific proof that human contributions to an enhanced greenhouse effect are the root cause.
While the impacts of the currently active hurricane period are being felt especially hard in the United States, there remains no scientific proof that human contributions to an enhanced greenhouse effect are the root cause.
Hurricanes and Global Warming: Interview with Dr. Roy Spencer
James Glassman | 14 September 2005Was hurricane Katrina in any way manmade?
Hurricanes and Global Warming: Interview with Dr. James J. O'Brien
James Glassman | 13 September 2005Does global warming have an affect on the intensity of hurricanes?
Hurricanes and Global Warming: Interview with Meteorologist Dr. William Gray
James Glassman | 12 September 2005"I mean, there's almost an equation you can write the degree to which you believe global warming is causing major hurricanes to increase is inversely proportional to your knowledge about these storms."
Hurricane Katrina and Global Warming
James Glassman | 3 September 2005Katrina has nothing to do with global warming.
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