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	Ya mean it's not global what ever??
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	  <a href="https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/sci-less-pollution-more-hurricanes/2022/05/12/id/1069677/" rel="external nofollow">https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/sci-less-pollution-more-hurricanes/2022/05/12/id/1069677/</a>
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	My fav "In the Atlantic, aerosol pollution peaked around 1980" and has been dropping steadily since. <span>?</span>
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	This, living where I do is the biggest contributing factor I look at..
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	"There are other factors in tropical cyclone activity with La Nina and El Nino — natural fluctuations in equatorial Pacific temperatures that alter climate worldwide — being huge."
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