Laura Barrón-López:
While it’s increasingly clear that other severe types of weather, like the recent flooding in California, droughts and longer wildfire seasons, all can be linked to global warming, the fingerprints of manmade climate change on extreme winter weather is less obvious.That debate often centers around the Arctic, a region warming nearly four times faster than the rest of the world.Judah Cohen, Verisk Atmospheric and Environmental Research: The biggest changes we’re seeing with climate change and are happening in the Arctic. I think there’s a connection.
Will climate change lead to more intense weather events? – PBS NewsHour
