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A study published in the journal Science Advances suggests climate change will make hurricanes stronger.
It also says more will hit the US East and Gulf Coast .
The world's oceans are warming and there is indication that human caused climate change is causing the oceans to warm up and therefore fuel these powerful tropical storms and hurricanes.
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