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Gelbspan was right about climate change long before the mainstream media, and also did a lot of valuable work about industry PR campaigns. Click the links on Gelbspan and you’ll get the story about the Pulitzer. (I’m not going to argue with someone who isn’t even inclined to research enough to click a link, so this will be my last comment.)

http://pulitzer.org/index.html

You won’t find him. Do you think he’s exaggerating about his Pulitzer Prize just like he’s exaggerating the facts on climate change?

There is no compelling evidence to indicate that the
characteristics of tropical and extratropical storms have
changed. Changes in tropical storm intensity and frequency
are dominated by interdecadal to multidecadal variations,
which may be substantial, e.g., in the tropical North Atlantic.
Owing to incomplete data and limited and conflicting
analyses, it is uncertain as to whether there have been any
long-term and large-scale increases in the intensity and
frequency of extra-tropical cyclones in the Northern
Hemisphere. Regional increases have been identified in the
North Pacific, parts of North America, and Europe over the
past several decades. In the Southern Hemisphere, fewer
analyses have been completed, but they suggest a decrease in
extra-tropical cyclone activity since the 1970s. Recent
analyses of changes in severe local weather (e.g., tornadoes,
thunderstorm days, and hail) in a few selected regions do not
provide compelling evidence to suggest long-term changes.
In general, trends in severe weather events are notoriously
difficult to detect because of their relatively rare occurrence
and large spatial variability.

http://www.prwatch.org/node/5083

It’s Ross Gelbspan. And his bio on his website says that “he conceived, directed and edited a series of articles that won a Pulitzer Prize in 1984.”

He’s got a page where he describes the Pulizer issue:

http://www.heatisonline.org/contentserver/objecthandlers/index.cfm?id=3605&method=full

There are plenty of studies pointing to climate change causing stronger storms. This Realclimate post explains it:

The key connection is that between sea surface temperatures (we abbreviate this as SST) and the power of hurricanes. Without going into technical details about the dynamics and thermodynamics involved in tropical storms and hurricanes…, the basic connection between the two is actually fairly simple: warm water, and the instability in the lower atmosphere that is created by it, is the energy source of hurricanes.

http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2005/09/hurricanes-and-global-warming/

Brian didn’t imply that maintaining levees was ONLY a state and local reponsibility, he said MOSTLY, which is true. Your correction was false.

None of the studies linked via Rob Gelbspan (a lying propagandist who still refers to himself as a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and is not a scientist, but a retired journalist and advocate) support your claim that climate change makes stronger storms more likely.

Besides, you still haven’t defined more likely.

Interestingly, you now want to base your theory on a prediction of conclusions on what the next IPCC report will tell us. Let me guess what they will say. It is impossible to compare storms to the historical record because we do not have accurate data that measures storm intensities prior to the 1980’s.