Wildfires from the Oregon border to Los Angeles. Temperatures hitting 100 degrees in San Francisco, not to mention two of the most ferocious hurricanes ever recorded. It has to be climate change, right? The answer is a little more complicated than you might think. As Hurricane Irma bears down on Florida, experts warned of the Bay Area's own risk of inundation, caused by fierce rainstorms, extreme high tides and steadily rising sea levels.
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Heat wave, fires bear 'fingerprints of climate change'; rising seas demand a unified defense, experts say