Study: Climate Change Makes Hurricanes Stay Stronger, Longer

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By Climate NexusNov 12, 2020, 1:32 pm138 pts
Hurricanes are staying stronger for longer after making landfall, causing greater and more widespread destruction, because ocean waters heated by climate change give them extra fuel, according to a study published Wednesday in Nature. Researchers looked at 71 hurricanes that made landfall since 1967. In the…

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