Ep 862: Is climate change to blame for extreme turbulence?
A man died and dozens were injured by extreme air turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight. Is this phenomenon becoming more common and if so, why?
Sensemaker · The Observer
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Show Notes
A man died and dozens were injured by extreme air turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight. Is this phenomenon becoming more common and if so, why?
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