to an increase in extreme weather eventshas already ledto an increase in extreme weather events

significant increases in extreme weather eventsis causingsignificant increases in extreme weather events

in abnormally severe extreme weather eventswould resultin abnormally severe extreme weather events

the magnitude or frequency of some extreme weather eventscan influencethe magnitude or frequency of some extreme weather events

the intensity or frequency of some types of extreme weather eventshas influencedthe intensity or frequency of some types of extreme weather events

extreme weather events Dec 11 , 2017influencedextreme weather events Dec 11 , 2017

in more extreme weather events such as Hurricane Katrina in 2005resultingin more extreme weather events such as Hurricane Katrina in 2005

some extreme weather events such as droughts , heat waves and heavy precipitation(passive) are being influenced bysome extreme weather events such as droughts , heat waves and heavy precipitation

to extreme weather all over the worldhas ... contributedto extreme weather all over the world

to an extreme weather eventcontributedto an extreme weather event

and will continue to cause extreme high temperatures ... melting polar ice , higher sea levels and temperatures , and extreme weather eventsis causingand will continue to cause extreme high temperatures ... melting polar ice , higher sea levels and temperatures , and extreme weather events

to the recent wave of history - defying weather Americans have been experiencing , including how such extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and are likely to continue to in the futureis contributingto the recent wave of history - defying weather Americans have been experiencing , including how such extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and are likely to continue to in the future

to these extreme weather and climate eventcontributedto these extreme weather and climate event

any one episode of extreme weather(passive) was caused byany one episode of extreme weather

global warming , but general extreme weatherdoes ... causeglobal warming , but general extreme weather

a majority of extreme weather and climatic events in 2016(passive) were influenced bya majority of extreme weather and climatic events in 2016

the catastrophic damage(passive) caused bythe catastrophic damage

the looming damage(passive) caused bythe looming damage

to the number and intensity just as it contributes to all other extreme weather conditionsis contributingto the number and intensity just as it contributes to all other extreme weather conditions

the conditions that make extreme weather of this kind increasingly more likelyhas createdthe conditions that make extreme weather of this kind increasingly more likely

massive damage to our oceanshas causedmassive damage to our oceans

to changing patterns of extreme weather across the globe , from longer and hotter heat waves to heavier rainshas contributedto changing patterns of extreme weather across the globe , from longer and hotter heat waves to heavier rains

to more frequent severe weather events – including snowfall and floodingis leadingto more frequent severe weather events – including snowfall and flooding

real damage to both human and all other lifeis ... causingreal damage to both human and all other life

to at least 6 of 12 extreme weather / climate events that occurred on five continents and the Arctic last yearcontributedto at least 6 of 12 extreme weather / climate events that occurred on five continents and the Arctic last year

harm in the futurecan causeharm in the future

to global sea level rise for decadeshas been contributingto global sea level rise for decades

to some of the extreme eventscontributedto some of the extreme events

more heat waves , extreme weather , rising sea levels , flooding , and heavy downpours – all of which can be mitigated with policy aimed at curbing carbon emissionswill createmore heat waves , extreme weather , rising sea levels , flooding , and heavy downpours – all of which can be mitigated with policy aimed at curbing carbon emissions

rising temperatures in 2006(passive) were caused byrising temperatures in 2006

harm to otherscauseharm to others

the enormous harm(passive) created bythe enormous harm

suffering and harm(passive) caused bysuffering and harm

over half of the documented increases in fuel aridity since the 1970s and doubled the cumulative forest fire area since 1984 ” in the western United Statescausedover half of the documented increases in fuel aridity since the 1970s and doubled the cumulative forest fire area since 1984 ” in the western United States

and exacerbate drought conditions , media , public officials , California residents and scientistscan triggerand exacerbate drought conditions , media , public officials , California residents and scientists

to prolonged extreme weather ... concluding that global warming contributed to “ the physical processes that caused the persistent precipitation ” in Texas in May 2015can leadto prolonged extreme weather ... concluding that global warming contributed to “ the physical processes that caused the persistent precipitation ” in Texas in May 2015

to more dangerous weather conditions for bushfires in Australia18 - 19has already contributedto more dangerous weather conditions for bushfires in Australia18 - 19

to all sorts of extreme weather ... and that rivers now flood more frequently because humans have drastically reduced the ability of natural wetlands to absorb heavy rainsis ... contributingto all sorts of extreme weather ... and that rivers now flood more frequently because humans have drastically reduced the ability of natural wetlands to absorb heavy rains

sea level rise , hotter temperatures and agriculture issuescausessea level rise , hotter temperatures and agriculture issues

in the destruction of life on our planetwill resultin the destruction of life on our planet