Christopher Booker,Telegraph
"Inevitably, as the area was hit by a 12ft storm surge, climate activists had rushed to blame global warming for this “unprecedented” event – only to be met with a wall of historical facts showing it was nothing of the kind. According to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, hurricanes were much more frequent and intense in the 1940s, and have lately been at a historic low. A storm surge flooding Manhattan in 1821 was 30ft high. The Galveston hurricane of 1900 killed 8,000 people. And so forth."
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