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I think it's absolutely justified to say,' We need, finally, some real commitment to addressing loss and damage from climate change, a lot of what leads to disaster is related to existing vulnerabilities and not to human-caused climate change. But of course, the Global North plays a very large role in that as well, because a lot of these vulnerabilities are from colonialism and so on. So there is a... very huge responsibility for the Global North to finally do something real and not just talk.
Found on CNN 2 years ago
Every year the chance of a record-breaking heat wave is higher than the year before.
Found on CNN 2 years ago
The second thing is that sea levels have risen, this means that storm floods, which also occur during such storms,( are) higher and therefore lead to greater damage than there would be without climate change.
Found on FOX News 2 years ago
What we can say, without doing a dedicated attribution study, is that major hurricane occurrences( categories 3-5) have increased in recent decades, which can not be explained by natural variability alone, specifically, from event attribution, we do note that when hurricanes occur, the rainfall associated with them is more intense because of human-induced climate change, and Hurricane Ida will not be an exception.
Found on CNN 3 years ago
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