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climate change creates more evaporation in the worlds atmosphere.This makes thhe earth warmer and the warmer the weather the more evaporation happens.This creates perfect weather fro hurricanes to form and the higher the temperature the worse the hurricanes

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Due to intense levels of evaporation, it made hurricane Harvey bigger and more violent.

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Yes, this is because the greenhouse

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the reason that hurricane Harvey got more severe is because we cause ocean and water to evaporate.

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The climate change will intensify Hurricane Harvey by the weather becoming more warmer/humid.

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Climate change causes more evaporation. The warmer weather will cause more evaporation. Hurricanes will get worse if global warming gets worst.

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“The human contribution can be up to 30 percent or so of the total rainfall coming out of the storm.” Climate change is mostly an effect caused by human contribution and/or interference. Because of this modern industrial age, there has been an endless and tremendous amount of pollution in the air, consequently speeding up global warming and climate change. Such problems will cause sea levels to rise. According to a few Australian researchers, 5 Pacific islands belonging to an archipelago has disappeared to not only erosion but - you guessed it - rising sea levels. This constant global warming is caused by greenhouse gasses like carbon dioxide that cannot escape our atmosphere. We cannot breathe too much of it, for it is poisonous to us - however - trees and plants thrive on it. Some scientists have speculated that planting a bunch of trees will heal the rate of greenhouse gasses, but recent studies and simple mathematical calculations show that planting as many trees as the entire land size of South America will only slow it down. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Nathan stole my information. Unoriginal... >:(

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I think that the warming of the air making the water evaporate more and the rising ocean temperatures were big parts that humans had to strengthen Hurricane Harvey.

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The more humans have an effect on global warming, the increased severity of storms. Humans are affecting hurricanes and such intensities because they are releasing ample amounts of green house gasses, more than the amount of trees that can produce equivalent oxygen. The gasses prevent the sun rays from bouncing back into space, so the greenhouse gasses trap the heat in the atmosphere. The greenhouse gasses are poisonous, which consist of carbon dioxide. This gas is poisonous can cannot be breathed by us humans. These gasses will cause rising temperatures across the whole world, which inevitably causes faster evaporation. With faster evaporation, the increased intensity of hurricanes. Global warming coupled with the increase rate of climate change, sea levels will start to rise.  Some solutions to global warming and to decrease carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is to plant more trees and plants. "Storms like Harvey are helped by one of the consequences of climate change: As the air warms, some of that heat is absorbed by the ocean, which in turn raises the temperature of the sea’s upper layers."

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Climate change causes more evaporation and evaporation causes hurricanes. So the higher the temperature the bigger the hurricane.

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Hurricanes will get worse if glbal warming gets worse. We must do something in order to prevent this.

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Climate change cause extreme evaporation. Evaporation causes hurricanes to form, which increases the temperature. The higher the temperature the more intense the hurricane will be.

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I think the further we get into global warming will increase the severity of hurricanes. I think this is because of the rising oceans so more water=bigger hurricanes.

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https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/08/did-climate-change-intesify-hurricane-harvey/538158

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