Humans are Possibly the Cause of Shift in Atlantic Hurricane Cycles, Experts Say

The co-author of the recent study and the author of the new book called The New Climate War: Doctor Mann Michael discloses in recent climate research that humans are possibly the cause of the shift in Atlantic hurricane cycles.

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Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation 

In the previous set of decades, meteorologists and researchers thought Hurricane energy structures were due to the warming of nature and the cooling in our climate named A.M.O. Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation. AMO was formed by Doctor MannMichael and he explained that science can always amaze you. "Since 20 years ago I formed the term the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation" he said.

He assisted in bringing about the fame of the idea that there is an internal oscillation in the climate system, but he heeded where the science led him, and finally, that has led to the summary  2 decades later that this likely doesn't exist - it likely isn't real.

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The Multidecadal Climate Oscillations

The recent research named Multidecadal climate oscillations during the previous millennium steered by volcanic forcing, published in the Science journal, discovered that humans - not nature - are probably the main cause of changes in Atlantic hurricane structures.

It lead to 20 years of extra research that has brought us up to realize that what we believed was just a few natural internal wobbles in the climate system was largely the rivalry between two human factors. 

Mann including some scientists discovered the AMO - which reveals the progression of hurricane activity over 60 years cycles is probably an outcome of two factors of "human forcing" in this new era - the heightened concentration of carbon waste in the atmosphere, which is warming up the world, and the reduction of sulfur dioxide waste, which causes a cooling impact.

Hurricane Movement  

The research indicates that humans have since been the steering force in the variability of hurricane movement - not natural variability similarly believed before. But the research's argument may lead several critics and researchers to query why these oscillations were obvious even prior to the industrial times

Mann and his group discovered that oscillations in the climate system or pre-industrial wobbles were steered by natural force - especially volcanic eruptions that had a cooling effect on the climate.

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Hurricanes are Becoming Tougher for Some Reasons

Vicious hurricanes that cause damages in billions of dollars are striking more frequently. They just occurred in the space of 70,60,50 years apart or so for many centuries to make that reaction appear like it was an oscillation. Analysts may also assert that climate standards aren't up to the mission of simulating the AMO very well to make these hypotheses.

Mann explained it is always likely that there are aspects that are omitted in our models. However, Mann's research indicates that hurricane energy could continue to enlarge as human factors, involving the burning of fossil fuels that discharge carbon dioxide. 

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