Is Climate Change to Blame for Natural Disasters? The Science and Politics of Extreme Weather |
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When natural disasters happen, climate change is often blamed as a culprit. But attribution research actually shows that infrastructure, institutions, and technology are more important factors in how costly weather is to human communities.
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