Why storms and typhoons are wrecking havoc in Asia and Europe
September 17th, 2024 | 
Author: Typhoon Bebinca has made landfall in China on Monday (16th Sept). Shanghai has been slammed by the city's strongest storm in seven decades. Meanwhile, Typhoon Yagi has reached Myanmar, killing at least 113 people. In Europe, storm Boris is lashing Central and Eastern regions, killing 8 people.
Why is climate change making storms stronger and more frequent?
Posted in Editorialyyy
If climate doesn’t change how do you get
Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall?
Can you change the behaviour of a volcano or the intensity of an earthquake?
Can you change speed or size of a hurricane and tidal wave?
Heatwave, wildfire, torontial rain and flood …due to climate change?
Come on, all these are mother nature which has been going on since Earth was born
Has anyone monitor the earth’s rotation and revolving speed?
Can a slight change in its axis caused all these?
Politicians are all out to squeeze you in the name of ‘Climate Change’
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