What causes hurricanes? What happens when 2 tropical cyclones collide?
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Every year, coastal regions brace themselves for violent windstorms known as hurricanes. But how do these storms form and grow?
Let mangroves recover to protect coasts
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Allowing mangrove forests to recover naturally result in more resilient habitats that benefit both wildlife and people, say conservationists.
The psychology behind climate change denial
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In a new thesis in psychology, a researcher has studied the psychology behind climate change denial. The results show that individuals who accept and advocate hierarchical and dominant relations between social groups and power structures, tend to a larger extent deny the problem. This acceptance of hierarchies also extends to accepting human dominance over nature.
Matthew strengthens to Category 4 hurricane
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Hurricane Matthew has strengthened to a catastrophic Category 4 storm as it barrels toward the heavily populated coast of Florida. The biggest threat Matthew poses may be storm surge.