A new CNN report highlighted a study that claimed 'underground climate change' could deform the ground and impact the performance of buildings and tunnels.
A CNN report from the network's chief climate correspondent Bill Weir touted New York's ban on natural gas, including gas stoves in new homes, by claiming it would help slow climate change.climate change"The study, conducted in Chicago, claimed that urban areas increasingly suffer from"subsurface heat islands," a type of subterranean climate change caused by buildings and transportation systems, such as subways.
While Loria admitted that deformations are"relatively small," they continuously develop and can become"very significant" for the operating performance of building foundations, water retaining walls and tunnels. "Look out, kids, the underground climate change monster will be in your closet tonight," author and clinical psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson tweeted.
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