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Human-Caused Climate Change Fueled Some of 2013's Extreme Weather
As humans continue to burn fossil fuels and pump greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, the planet is progressively warming and having a discernible impact on some of the world's weather, particularly to heat waves across the globe.
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