4. El Niño Becomes Permanent
If El Niño–a periodic disruption of the ocean and atmosphere in the tropical Pacific–becomes the average state of the region’s climate as global warming progresses, widespread shifts in precipitation patterns (above, homes slide into the sea during El Niño storms in Pacifica, California) will ensue, said a majority of scientists who responded to a climate survey released on March 16, 2009
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“…said a majority of scientists who responded to a climate survey…”
What they fail to take into account, are the majority, who threw that stupid survey into the trash.