The death toll from what authorities call the worst climate disaster ever to strike southern Brazil has risen to 90, after ferocious rain flooded huge stretches of Rio Grande do Sul state, displacing more than 155,000 people and forcing the closure of the main airport in the country’s fifth biggest city.

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    6 months ago

    We likely are in a century where climatic catastrophs will double in severity every few (10?) years.

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      We likely are in a century where climatic catastrophs will double in severity every few (10?) years.

      For sure it will get worse.

      I’m curious, perhaps you (or anyone) have came across some up2date projections (numbers) on this? I’ve only seen reports about co2/ temperature and potential catastrophs.