> Just a glimpse of the article shows there's some research behind making the point of the headline, still people feel the need to comment on their feelings to

> Just a glimpse of the article shows there's some research behind making the point of the headline, still people feel the need to comment on their feelings to deny it possibly could be due to climate change. because "due to" is simplistic when we are dealing with multiple factors. heavier rain might be more common due to climate change, but it causes a lot more flooding than it otherwise would because of the blocking of drainage etc. > today’s climate, which has warmed by about 1.3C Warmed by 1.3°C against what benchmark?