Atlantic storms at a 1000-year high

hurricane luis over cape verde 1995

Research from Pennsylvania State University suggests climate change could increase the frequency and severity of hurricane activity.

The North Atlantic has spawned more hurricanes and tropical storms over the last decade than it has since a similarly stormy period 1000 years ago, according to a new study by client scientists from

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