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Climate Change Will More Than Double the Risk of Intense Tropical Cyclones by 2050

Human-caused climate change will make strong tropical cyclones twice as frequent by the middle of the century, putting large parts of the world at risk, accordi

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Climate Change Likely to Result in Tropical Cyclones Twice as Frequent

Climate change caused by humans will create strong tropical cyclones that are twice as frequent by the middle of the century. This puts huge parts of the world in danger.

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Risk of risk of intense tropical cyclones will double by 2050

Risk of risk of intense tropical cyclones will double by 2050
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Climate change is real: Strong cyclones to reduce in Bay of Bengal, rise in Arabian Sea by 2050, says study

Globally, the risk of strong tropical cyclones is expected to become more than double by 2050, according to the study

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Climate change will more than double risk of intense tropical cyclones by 2050

Climate change will more than double risk of intense tropical cyclones by 2050
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