Source: China – South China Morning PostClimate change may have been responsible for more than a third of the direct damage to homes and property caused by the super typhoon that struck southern China last month, a study has concluded.
A warming Earth also made Ragasa – the strongest storm recorded this year – more powerful when it made landfall in Guangdong province, according to researchers from Imperial College London.
They added that as the planet continued to warm, tropical cyclones were expected to become increasingly…Read More