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I just know I'm going to want to reference this article at some point this school year, so I figure I'll just link it here and that will make it easier to find later. A little teaser if you are wondering whether or not you would like to read the article:
Taking the last 10 years off the table, you see quite clearly that the number of storms recorded doubled not from global warming but because of the technology used to find them.
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