Tell Us: Is this Extreme Weather a Symptom of Climate Change?
Studies predict intense storms as a symptom of climate change. What do you think?
According to the University of Rhode Island Climate Change Collaborative, the world is getting warmer, the oceans are getting warmer and more acidic, storms are getting more intense and sea levels are rising at an accelerated rate. A study funded by the Rhode Island Sea Grant, found that the sea level around the East Bay has increased eight inches since 1930. By 2100, the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council said to expect three to five feet of sea level rise. While some still deny the evidence, most Americans have accepted idea of climate change. Currently, 67 percent say there is evidence of global warming, up four points over last year, according to a Pew Research article published last month. The study reported that 42 …
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7:35 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Jack Baillargeron babbled: "Mark Twain new about climate change" Sorry Jack, but you need to invest in a new computer program that knows the difference between "new" and "knew". A good start for you might be the kindergarten version of "Hooked on Phonics". Also, is a "falicy" anything like a FALLACY? And what is a "catagory 5 storm"? Is it in the same category as "CATEGORY"? Come on Jack-Get in … more ›