I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says.
http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanes
It is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.
If you have to lie to support your position, doesn't your position have a problem?
Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.
What I have told you is if you do that, you will see the position is false.
Lying again?
I quote myself here. Just reread the whole text not only what you want:
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They all say the same thing:
Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.
What we still don't know is if it's directly linked to human activity. It may also be part of a natural cycle. So nobody is saying it's because of global warming, everybody is saying it MIGHT be because of it.
We'll know it un a dozen of years. If hurricanes keep becoming stronger and more frequent we'll know it came from us.
Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.
What we still don't know is if it's directly linked to human activity. It may also be part of a natural cycle. So nobody is saying it's because of global warming, everybody is saying it MIGHT be because of it.
We'll know it un a dozen of years. If hurricanes keep becoming stronger and more frequent we'll know it came from us.
A. Hurricanes are becoming more frequent and stronger. For god sakes simply take the data, take the number of hurricanes by year since 1900 and you'll see.
B. We'll know it un a dozen of years.
(A) is false. (B) is a future claim.
I don't understand how you can't see the difference.
A is right. And all articles (including the one you quoted) says so. What would be wrong would be to claim that it's all because of global warming because we still can't say if it's the case as it's too early!
But A is right.
I quoted the relevant paragraph from A. Here it is again.
I take the last link, it being the ONLY scientific one you have presented. Read what it says.
http://www.gfdl.noaa.gov/global-warming-and-hurricanes
It is premature to conclude that human activities--and particularly greenhouse gas emissions that cause global warming--have already had a detectable impact on Atlantic hurricane or global tropical cyclone activity.
If you want to assert that the article supports (A) please quote where it does so. Otherwise, lose what little credibility you have...
