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History 101 must first be taken.

1900: Galveston, 6k to 12k deaths. Before global warming.

1919: Atlantic Gulf. 1k to 2k deaths. Before global warming.

1926: The Greath Miami Hurricane. 300 to 400 deaths. Before global warming.

1928: The San Felipe Hurricane. 1800 to 2000 deaths. Before global warming.

1935: The Labor Day Hurricane. 408 deaths. Before global warming.

1938: The New England Hurricane. 600 deaths. Before global warming.

1944: The Great Atlantic Hurricane. 400 deaths. Before global warming.

1954: Hurricanes Carol and Edna. 100 deaths. Before global warming.

1954: Hurriance Hazel. 95 deaths. Before global warming.

1955: Hurriances Carol and Diane. 500 to 1000 deaths. Before global warming.

1957: Hurricane Audry. 390 deaths. Before global warming.

1960: Hurriance Donna. 114 deaths. Before global warming.

1969: Hurriance Camille. 256 deaths. Before global warming.

Assuming that we pinpoint global warming back to Nixon...then the environmentalists have problems explaining the various hurricanes before 1969. I doubt if any of those guys ever took a class in history or understand the implications of history.