DeSantis Schools Reporter Who Suggests Hurricanes, Tornadoes Linked to Climate Change
ESG,Tornadoes,Weather,Climate Change,Environment
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday schooled a reporter who suggested the state’s recent weather events, including two hurricanes and dozens of tornadoes, were tied to climate change. “I think you can go back and find tornadoes for all of human history for sure,” he said, explaining that Hurricane Milton wasn’t as powerful as other hurricanes that have hit the state. "How does this storm rate in kind of the history of storms? I think it hit with a barometric pressure of…about 950 millibars when it hit,” he said. “If...
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