@AlexSdelaGarza 1/7》Alex, please stop inserting propaganda about climate change in your interesting & informative articles. It simply is NOT true that "climate change [brings] stronger and more frequent extreme storms."
Here're 2 relevant papers:
journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/…
nature.com/articles/ncomm…
@AlexSdelaGarza 2/7》Those papers are about "tropical cyclones" (hurricanes etc.). The activists who claim climate change worsens such storms are simply lying. They're substituting agenda-driven propaganda for scientific facts.
Here are some additional references:
sealevel.info/learnmore.html…
@AlexSdelaGarza 3/7》Anytime you hear someone claim that a storm is the result of climate change, know that they're speaking nonsense.
Do you understand graphs? If so this graph will make it obvious to you that climate change has not worsened tropical cyclones:
climatlas.com/tropical/globa…
@AlexSdelaGarza 4/7》Extratropical storms ("nor’easters" etc.) have not worsened, either.
acs.evsc.virginia.edu/storms/dataana…
@AlexSdelaGarza 5/7》Strong tornadoes have actually declined considerably (though nobody knows why):
web.archive.org/web/2019033110…
www1.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/cmb/i…
wattsupwiththat.com/2018/10/04/201…
sealevel.info/learnmore.html…
sealevel.info/EF3_to_EF5_tor…
@AlexSdelaGarza 6/7》Alex, do you care whether what you write is accurate or misleading? If so then:
𝒂. Please correct your article, by noting that climate change has NOT caused "stronger and more frequent extreme storms."
𝒃. Please feel free to contact me as a source
sealevel.info/burtonvita.html
@AlexSdelaGarza 7/7》You can learn more about climate change (the science, rather than the politics!) here:
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