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New Article highlighting a conceptual error in the peer-reviewed literature that leads to major exaggerations of the influence of climate change on extreme weather impacts
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Patrick T. Brown, PhD 
The one big mistake that is being made is to consider the effects of climate change as variables that are in any case manageable in the near future. This will lead the States, the Heads of State and Government of the Planet to soon be confronted, some already are, with a world that is no longer pro-human but rather acidly anti-human in both environmental and social terms…….