Hurricanes intensify faster due to climate change, scientists confirm

Researchers establish a direct link between climate change and the rapid intensification of hurricanes, changing their understanding of tropical storms.

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This scientific finding is based on comparative meteorological data showing acceleration of the phenomenon in recent years.

The implications for disaster prevention and coastal urban planning could be major in the coming years.

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