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> Regardless, looking at this wild ride highlights the increasing risks that seabird populations could face as climate change drives more extreme weather events
by esaym 3y ago
> Regardless, looking at this wild ride highlights the increasing risks that seabird populations could face as climate change drives more extreme weather events.
Is this hurricane really an outcome of "climate change"?
- o11c 3y agoThe existence of hurricanes isn't, but the frequency and severity very much are.
- PlunderBunny 3y agoMaybe not, but there might simply be more hurricanes due to climate change?
- myko 3y agoThe increase in hurricanes is, yes. To claim specific hurricane is a direct result of climate change is probably not meaningful - they're all related to climate, and climate change is causing more to occur.
- chrisweekly 3y agoPrecisely. When you keep rolling double sixes, check to see if the dice are normal. Climate change paints a "6" on more than one face of each die. Hence the so-called (now misnomer) "century storm" happening multiple times in one decade.