Why a military adviser says climate change is threat to homeland security – 9News
Article Synopsis – Scientists in Colorado are publishing alarming new research showing future storms will be bigger, more frequent, and more intense, which is catching the attention of the United States military. The studies detail how large, long-lasting storms called mesoscale convective systems — which can be a cluster of thunderstorms over land or even a hurricane — are likely to become more intense and more frequent by the end of the 21st century. In response, CNA, a group that advises the United States military about energy and climate threats to homeland security, is pushing for a shift to renewable energy for the reduced carbon emissions and a less vulnerable power grid. To read the actual article click here.