Environment
Man's Role in 2015 India, Pakistan Heat Wave Confirmed by Supercomputer Simulations
The India/Pakistan Heat Wave of 2015 affected more than the people who lost members of their communities. Scientists from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory were greatly distressed by the climate disaster that they worked together on a paper that presented evidence of human influence on extreme weather events.
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