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Reduction in Air Pollution Linked with High-Intensity Hurricanes in North Atlantic: Study
According to a new study, man-made aerosols reduced the frequency of hurricanes that hit the North Atlantic region for a greater part of the 20th century. Researchers found that a decrease in air pollution led to an increase in the Atlantic hurricane activity.
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