Washington Post publishes more global warming propaganda from long-time climate hoax industry veteran Jennifer Morgan, a Political Science and Germanic Studies major

Five myths about extreme weather - Manish Bapna and Jennifer Morgan - The Washington Post

It seems counterintuitive that climate change could be responsible for both withering droughts and devastating floods. Yet it can. Scientists have found that climate change can trigger periods of intense rainfall followed by long spells of dry weather. This combination of severe rainstorms and droughts, in turn, can lead to more flooding, landslides, soil erosion and other disasters. There are signs in some places that this may already be underway.
...Without action to reduce carbon emissions, many leading climate scientists are projecting that the planet’s average temperature could rise as much as 11.5 degrees by the end of the century.

Jennifer Morgan | World Resources Institute

Jennifer L. Morgan joined WRI as its Director of the Climate and Energy Program in September 2009.
...In addition, Morgan is WRI’s lead representative at international climate meetings, including the UNFCCC negotiations.
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Prior to joining E3G, Jennifer Morgan led the Global Climate Change Program of Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF), growing its climate program both in size and geography, with a focus on Asia Pacific. She joined WWF in July 1998 and headed its delegation to the Kyoto Protocol climate negotiations.
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Before joining WWF, Ms. Morgan worked for the US Climate Action Network, a network of over 200 environmental groups worldwide with eight regional offices working on global climate change. She took a leave of absence from CAN in 1996 to accept a fellowship with the Robert Bosch Foundation in Germany. During her year in Germany she worked for the European Business Council for a Sustainable Energy Future and for the Federal Ministry of Environment, supporting the head of the German delegation to the UN climate change negotiations.

Morgan has been cited in front-page articles in newspapers around the world on climate change and is regularly interviewed for radio and television programs. She is a Review Editor for Chapter 13 on “International Cooperation: Agreements and Instruments” for the 5th Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)....
She has a Bachelor of Arts from Indiana University in Political Science and Germanic Studies and a Masters of Art from the School of International Service, The American University in International Affairs.

Tom Toles goes green - The Washington Post

A collection of cartoons about the environment and global warming.