Greenhouse gases could increase hurricane risks to US East Coast, say scientists
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Greenhouse gases could increase hurricane risks to US East Coast, say scientists

Emmanuel Kenning
31 May 2019
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The effect of vertical wind shear (VWS) protecting the east coast of the US from hurricanes is eroded by greenhouse gases, according to research by scientists.

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