One of the great fears generated by global warming is that the ocean is about to rise and swallow our coasts. These concerns have been heightened by the substantial uptick in Atlantic hurricane activity that began in 1995. The frequency of really strong storms...
Patrick Michaels
Dr. Patrick Michaels is Research professor of environmental sciences, University of Virginia.
Global Warming and Hurricanes: Still No Connection
While the impacts of the currently active hurricane period are being felt especially hard in the United States, there remains no scientific proof that human contributions to an enhanced greenhouse effect are the root cause.
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Dr. Patrick Michaels is Research professor of environmental sciences, University of Virginia.
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