Opinion: Trump climate

With the Atlantic season's seventh hurricane bearing down on
the Caribbean and a new report from atmospheric scientists that
August was the third-hottest on record, it seems difficult not to
conclude that the effects of climate change threaten to drive
catastrophe losses ever higher.
Hurricane Irma drew some of its historic strength from sea
surface temperatures nearing 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees
Celsius) in parts of the Caribbean and Atlantic Ocean, far above
normal even for late August