Study Finds Greenhouse Gases Doubled the Chances of Louisiana's Flooding Rains

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By Graham ReadfearnSep 7, 2016, 11:00 am134 pts
Human-caused climate change likely doubled the chances of the torrential rains that caused deadly flooding in Louisiana and damaged 60,000 homes in the state, a new study has found. Less than a month after the deluge that killed 13 people, a team of scientists have just published an analysis of rainfall…

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