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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Global warming fueling hurricanes?
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Tropical storms and hurricanes are lined up across the Atlantic Ocean like aircraft on final approach to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, writes J. Marshall Shepherd in an opinion column.
Tropical Storm Fay produced prodigious rainfall, and Hurricane Gustav prompted the largest evacuation in Louisiana’s history. With six to eight weeks left in the hurricane season, storm activity has reignited a debate that began after the 2005 hurricane season on whether global warming is fueling stronger or more numerous hurricanes.
What do you think about hurricanes and global warming?
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