climate damage--Tornado

The climate crisis is getting worse after years of "rare" and "record-breaking" weather extremes around the world. Nobel Prize-winning economist William Nordhaus has argued that all kinds of catastrophic weather -- tropical cyclones, cold snaps, droughts and other extremes -- are actually linked to global warming. I have many ideas in the preliminary investigation, and I don't know which one to choose for further research. But in the end, I chose Tornado as the main research object of this project. I learned a lot about how tornadoes form, how they work, and how powerful they can be. I think we can build more green plants in the future to make the ecological environment better. In cities, more emergency shelters were built to reduce the damage caused by disasters. Low carbon emissions are also important for our environment. In this climate change project, I was exposed to a lot of extreme weather that I didn't know and didn't know how to spell before, like tornadoes, tsunamis, the greenhouse effect.