Climate finance should focus on adaptation

Philippines’ typhoon tragic, but not our fault

By Tom Harris —— Bio and Archives--November 13, 2013

Global Warming-Energy-Environment | Comments | Back To Full Article

In the wake of Typhoon Haiyan, opinion leaders across the world are arguing that we will see more frequent and more severe extreme weather due to man-made global warming. This makes no sense. If increasing greenhouse gas emissions were to cause the world to warm significantly, an unlikely scenario, temperatures at high latitudes are forecast to rise the most, reducing the difference between arctic and tropical temperatures. Since this differential drives weather, we should see less extreme weather in a warmer world, not more.

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