The four-member panel said Santos was a knowing and active participant in the alleged misconduct.

At least one of those extreme weather events intense marine heatwaves in the Tasman Sea off Australia in 2017 and 2018 would have been virtually impossible absent human-caused climate change.like wildfires and hurricanes.

That ocean heat is coming back to haunt us by compromising ocean life.It warned that extreme weather and climate-related events.Stunning photos of climate change 72 photos This years annual report from the American Meteorological Society is thesecond in a rowto identify extreme weather events that scientists say could not have happened without human-caused warming of the climate.

severe drought in the Northern Great Plains of the U.features the research of 120 scientists from 10 countries examining a wide array of extreme weather and events across six continents and two oceans during 2017.

These attribution studies are telling us that a warming Earth is continuing to send us new and more extreme weather events every year.

said CBS News contributing meteorologist Jeff BerardelliThey said the investigation has taken countless hours and involved a significant amount of resources.

said in its report to the full House Ethics Committee.Santos has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges.

The Ethics Committee accused Santos of obfuscation and delay.Santos criticized the Ethics Committee for releasing what he said was a biased report and continued to defend himself from the allegations of wrongdoing.