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It has been 30 years since Hurricane Andrew -- a fast-moving Category 5 storm -- devastated parts of southeast Florida.

Tony Arruza/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- It has been 30 years since Hurricane Andrew -- a fast-moving Category 5 storm that devastated communities in southeast

(NEW YORK) -- It has been 30 years since Hurricane Andrew -- a fast-moving Category 5 storm that devastated communities in southeast Florida -- barreled through

Climate experts praise the Inflation Reduction Act for focusing on emissions, clean energy and environmental justice but caution that much work remains

It is irrefutable that weather disasters are getting worse. But what is the real cause?

Four noted atmospheric scientists explain that the answer to “why?” is climate change: “The evidence is clear,” said one.

An extreme meteorological event combined with the topography in eastern Kentucky was a recipe bound for disaster, which led to dozens of deaths, scientists said.

(NEW YORK) -- A repetitive meteorological event combined with the landscape in eastern Kentucky was a recipe bound for disaster, which led to dozens of deaths a

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Scientists explain how the deadly flooding in Kentucky got so bad

(NEW YORK) — A repetitive meteorological event combined with the landscape in eastern Kentucky was a recipe bound for disaster, which led to dozens of deaths as a result of devastating flooding, scientists told ABC News. A stubborn stationary front draped across the region for […]