Had we listened to Hansen in 1989, we wouldn’t be having 225 MPH hurricanes now.
He also said that the odds of drought in the 1950s was 20:1 – which is fascinating because more than half of the years during the 1950s were drought years.
Contiguous U.S., Palmer Modified Drought Index (PMDI), 36-Month Period Ending in March, 1898-2013
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