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State Climatologist and Associate Professor of Geography Steph McAfee shares her professional opinion on extreme weather
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State Climatologist and Associate Professor of Geography Steph McAfee shares her professional opinion on extreme weather
A new report, Explaining Extreme Events in 2021 and 2022 from a Climate Perspective, connects extreme weather event and the climate crisis.
Are there leases out there so-called unused? yeah, most of them are tied up in environmental review or court of environmental organizations, the fact there is leases we could go drill today, tomorrow, yesterday or whatever president biden said is not the case. >> carley: you are in wyoming, more than willing to increase oil production and the president is turning to venezuela and saudi arabia and signed off on deal with chevron to expand their oil operation in venezuela. how does that make sense? even from a climate perspective, can you make sense of that? >> i can't make sense of that for you...
The American Meteorological Society released a report this week detailing some of the extreme weather events made more likely by human-caused climate
Scientists say human-caused climate change make extreme weather events more likely, according to new research ...