The 2020 Hurricane Season was intense. It set all kinds of records: most named storms in a season,and most to rapidly intensify, among others. Five storms hit the Louisiana coast.
How much of this can we chalk up to climate change, and how much has to do with normal weather patterns? What’s the link between hurricanes and climate change?
This week on Life Raft we revisit interviews with people who survived Hurricane Laura this summer, take a road trip across Louisiana, and learn the latest science about climate change and hurricanes.
What If We Just…Made Our Houses Float? – Life Raft
- What If We Just…Made Our Houses Float?
- Could Flood Insurance Sink Us Before The Water Does?
- What Would It Take For Louisiana To Go Carbon Neutral By 2050?
- How Much Can We Blame The 2020 Hurricane Season On Climate Change?
- Bonus Episode: Confronting The Loss That Climate Change Promises
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