Prudence is needed on climate change
Taken together with Storm Ophelia in October 2017 and the Beast from the East that brought widespread snow in February 2018, the drought has given rise to headlines suggesting that climate change is causing more weather extremes
This summer’s drought and its attendant water restrictions have made us aware of our vulnerability to unusual weather events. Taken together with Storm Ophelia in October 2017 and the Beast from the East that brought widespread snow in February 2018, the drought has given rise to headlines suggesting that climate change is causing more weather extremes.
Some of these headlines are misleading, but they are feeding into recent developments in climate politics.
Many experts are...
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