‘Decade of inaction’: Climate pollution, hotter Coral Sea causes $1.2bn cyclone clean-up bill
Tropical Cyclone Alfred was driven by climate pollution and record high Coral Sea temperatures, scientists have confirmed.
INCOIS scientists unravel genesis behind devastating Cyclone Tauktae
INCOIS scientists unravel reasons behind rapid intensification of Cyclone Tauktae near Indian coast, impacting over 1 million ...
Tropical cyclones have become more frequent compared to the past 5,700 years, sediment core analysis shows
Using a sediment core taken from the Great Blue Hole off the coast of the Central American state of Belize, researchers from ...
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Eye of the storm: How Climate Pollution Fuels More Intense and Destructive Cyclones
This report looks at how climate pollution is driving more ferocious extreme weather events like Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
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Australia’s beaches recover from Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred as extreme weather intensifies
The tropical storm that hit eastern Australia's shores battered many beaches along a 300-mile stretch of coastline that draws ...
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Could a tropical cyclone hit Sydney? What climate change science does — and doesn't — say about future storms
Firstly, it moved the wrong way. Most cyclones that form in the Coral Sea move east then out to sea by the time they get as far south as Brisbane. This one began on that trajectory, then turned ...
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‘Decade of inaction’: Climate pollution, hotter Coral Sea causes $1.2bn cyclone clean-up bill
As climate pollution heats the sea, cyclones may track further south towards heavily populated areas and reach their maximum intensity closer to the coast. As well as being a sign cyclones could ...