Climate and Hurricanes: An Idea With a History

The Intersection
By Chris Mooney
Feb 28, 2006 5:15 PMNov 5, 2019 10:12 AM

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Without a doubt, 2005 was the year that ignited a fierce and lasting debate over the extent to which global warming might be increasing the strength of hurricanes. That's largely thanks to two back-to-back scientific papers, published in the leading journals Nature and in Science, which provided data suggesting that storms have grown considerably stronger over the past several decades:

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