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Global Warming Is Causing Stronger Tropical Cyclones, Says New Study
All over the world, tropical cyclones are becoming stronger and stronger. The trend has been observed to begin 40 years ago. These cyclones are generated by the warm water on the ocean surface. Climate change will naturally generate stronger storms because the planet is now much warmer than before.
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