Extreme weather
In recent years, the world has suffered from frequent natural disasters. Extremely hot summers, ferocious tornadoes and devastating floods have been regularities while ideal weather has been rarely seen.
Explanations of experts worldwide for this phenomena vary. Some say abnormal atmosphere circulation may account for the disasters. Some argue that global warming may be the cause. Some think it's EL Nino phenomenon that lurks behind.
In the future more extreme weather, which is more frequent, more intense and will afflict more areas, is to be expected. Not only will it threaten people's lives and security, but also causes increasing general economic losses.
What's more, climatic disasters exert more influence on such industries closely related to weather as irrigation, agriculture, forestry, energy industry, health service and travel industry, etc. These factors will blight the recovery of global economy with more variables against the instability and uncertainty of the current world economy.
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Ignore the text above, this is the lastest version: In recent years, the world has suffered from frequent natural disasters. Extremely hot summers, ferocious tornadoes and devastating floods have been common while ideal weather has been rarely seen. Meteorologists worldwide provide various explanations of this phenomenon.
- Ignore the text above, this is the lastest version: In recent years, the world has suffered from frequent natural disasters.
- Extremely hot summers, ferocious tornadoes and devastating floods have been common while ideal weather has been rarely seen.
- Meteorologists worldwide provide various explanations of this phenomenon.
- Some say the global warming accounts for this phenomenon; some say the cause may be the abnormal atmospheric circulation; some think it's the EL Nino phenomenon that lurks behind.
- Despite the different views held by them, most scholars agree on such an opinion: the global climate change is speeding up and extreme disastrous weather will hit us more frequently, with more intensity and wider range.
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Ignore the text above, this is the lastest version:
In recent years, the world has suffered from frequent natural disasters. Extremely hot summers, ferocious tornadoes and devastating floods have been common while ideal weather has been rarely seen.
Meteorologists worldwide provide various explanations of this phenomenon.
Some say the global warming accounts for this phenomenon
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