Global Warming to Drive More Extreme Weather Through Multi-Year La Ninas, Climate Scientists Say

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Extreme Weather Events Such as Wildfires and Floods Could Become Regular Occurrences as Global Warming Shifts Established Weather Patterns, According to Research by Scientists in China, the United States and Australia.

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