> I was listening to NPR yesterday in the car. The topic fecal bacteria levels on the beaches. The host just blurted out that Climate change drives fecal bacte

> I was listening to NPR yesterday in the car. The topic fecal bacteria levels on the beaches. The host just blurted out that Climate change drives fecal bacteria levels on the beach. I was curious to hear his reasoning so I can understand the logic behind the statement. But.. nothing more was said of this. > I have a similar but not exact feel about this article. It mentions a study, but the logic in the post does not seem rigorous enough. NPR is great, but I think they are doing a great disservice by not checking their arguments. well, this doesn't seem to be a case of them not checking their arguments. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8834802/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8834802/ https://www.health.com/us-beaches-fecal-contamination-7559482 https://www.health.com/us-beaches-fecal-contamination-755948...