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New Research Strengthens the Link Between Warming and Extreme Weather
Felicity Bradstock is a writer and journalist based in Mexico City.
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Felicity Bradstock, a Mexico‑city‑based writer who contributes to energy sites, notes a growing body of evidence linking climate change to severe weather. In 2004 researchers published one of the earliest studies tying human‑caused warming to the 2003 European summer heatwave, which resulted in more than 70,000 deaths. That analysis concluded human influence at least doubled the likelihood of such an extreme heat event, spurring subsequent investigations into the connection between anthropogenic climate change and extreme weather.
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