Forty Years Ago, EPA Scientists Warned About Climate Change. How Accurate Were Their Predictions?

01 Sep 2023 | Abstracted from The Messenger

"...warning from four decades ago rings startlingly true today, as tropical storms and hurricanes drench both the Southeast and California, heat waves deemed to be "virtually impossible" without climate change's influence...many scientists in 2023 still agree with the EPA authors' conclusion in 1983."

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