Home Middle Column Hurricane Patricia: So why did the world’s ‘most powerful tropical cyclone ever... Middle Column Hurricane Patricia: So why did the world’s ‘most powerful tropical cyclone ever recorded’ inflict so little damage? By Marc Morano - October 28, 2015 177 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg TagshurricanesPatricia Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleFeds won’t give GOP internal docs on climate researchNext articleMeteorologist Tom Wysmuller: ‘There is no measurable linkage between Sea Level and CO2!’ – ‘The Inconvenient CO2/Sea Level Non-Linkage’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Challenges of the clean energy transition Climate411 The Energy Transition will be one of the most capital- and resource- intensive undertakings in the history of mankind. It is essential for business... Read more Claim: Climate change lowers nutrition, increases toxicity at base of food web Climate411 HANOVER, N.H. – October 25, 2021 – Climate change impacts on freshwater systems can lower nutrition and increase toxicity at the base of the food... Read more Most Chukchi Sea ice in 20 years means no walrus feasts for polar bears at famous Russian cliffs Climate411 After years of hype, including documentary over-reach by David Attenborough and his collaborators at WWF and Netflix, there has been relatively abundant ice in the Chukchi Sea this summer,... Read more
