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Catastrophic storms to test China's resilience in 2026, scientists warn

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In an interview with ReutersProfessor Benjamin Horton, Dean of the School of Energy and Environment (SEE) at CityUHK, said that the magnitude of catastrophic storms is increasing and there is no time to recover and become resilient. He expected more frequent and more intense cyclones later this year to drop unprecedented amounts of rainfall, triggering floods, landslides, crop damage and a loss of lives.

 

Period8 Jul 2026

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  • TitleCatastrophic storms to test China's resilience in 2026, scientists warn
    Media name/outletReuters
    Date8/07/26
    DescriptionIn an interview with Reuters, Professor Benjamin Horton, Dean of the School of Energy and Environment (SEE) at CityUHK, said that the magnitude of catastrophic storms is increasing and there is no time to recover and become resilient. He expected more frequent and more intense cyclones later this year to drop unprecedented amounts of rainfall, triggering floods, landslides, crop damage and a loss of lives.
    Producer/AuthorNicoco Chan, Ethan Wang and Xiuhao Chen
    URLhttps://www.reuters.com/business/environment/catastrophic-storms-test-chinas-resilience-2026-scientists-warn-2026-07-08/
    PersonsBenjamin HORTON