Natural Disasters: The Effects of Climate Change
by Emma Grady, New York, NY 
on 11.26.08
Credit: Getty Images
Raging seas, angry fires, thirsty deserts; is nature trying to tell us something? Data shows that in the last 25 years, hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones have become more frequent in the tropics. Eleven of the warmest years on record since 1850 have occurred in the last 12 years. This collection of images portrays the devastating toll global warming and climate change has started to take.
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