A flooded neighborhood in Nashville, TN. Photo via Gulf News A surprising number of regions in the US have been struck by extreme deluges this year: among them, Tennessee, Oklahoma, New England, Georgia. The events have been tragic, with lives lost and cities paralyzed. And if it weren’t for a certain oily catastrophe, we’d probably be hearing a lot more about them. But we still likely wouldn’t be hearing about the connection between such weather events and global warming…. Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Why Won’t the Media Report the Link Between Global Warming and Extreme Storms?
