CSU Researchers Say Sandy Wasn’t Influenced By Global Warming

Researchers at Colorado State University say the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy in October was not caused by human-induced climate change.

In a recently released paper discussing the unusual “super-storm” that devastated the New Jersey shore and flooded the New York City subway and a traffic tunnel, CSU researchers William Gray and Phil Klotzbach say the influence of human activity on the formation and intensity of Atlantic hurricanes “is likely to be negligible.”

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