Global Warming and Hurricane Katrina

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"This paper examines the fouling of earth's atmosphere with pollutants, which has accelerated and intensified since the onset of the Industrial Revolution and has had an inevitable impact upon the environment. The paper explores the suspected relationship between air pollution, ozone layer depletion, global warming, and the production of meteorological phenomena such as El Nino and Hurricane Katrina concluding that man-made pollutants seem to have triggered a sequence of events which have combined to produce the most intense hurricane season in recorded history.

From the Paper:

"Global Warming and Hurricane Katrina: A Systematic Analysis The fouling of Earth's atmosphere with pollutants has accelerated and intensified since the onset of the Industrial Revolution, and has had an inevitable impact upon the environment. Exploring the suspected relationship between air pollution, ozone layer depletion, global warming, and the production of meteorological phenomena such as El Nino and Hurricane Katrina indicates that man-made pollutants seem to have contributed significantly to a sequence of events which have combined to produce the most intense hurricane season in recorded history."

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