Extreme hurricanes hitting US more frequently, study says

LA Times: The question of whether or not global warming influences the strength or frequency of hurricanes is a matter of heated scientific debate. Though some climate scientists argue that increased sea surface temperature and cyclone activity are linked, others say the evidence is ambiguous at best. Some contend that news media distortions and a lack of historical, standardized hurricane data only make it seem like the storms are worse. Now, a new study is likely to stoke the debate even further. On......

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