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So, what happened in 1938, when a storm of similar power swept through the region? Was that also global warming?
by patrickgzill 14y ago
So, what happened in 1938, when a storm of similar power swept through the region? Was that also global warming?
- msandford 14y agoPeople have a powerful bias towards recent history. Perhaps 1938 was a 100 year storm, and perhaps this was another. But nobody lives to be 300 years old to where a 100 year storm isn't ZOMG WORST STORM EVAR!!!1!one!
- shitlord 14y ago> Yes, yes, it’s unsophisticated to blame any given storm on climate change It is pretty much an established fact that climate change affects the environment, and that part of the change is caused by humans. Considering the increasing rate at which the environment is degrading, it is not completely unreasonable to think that climate would be affected. edit 2: i am blind