Researchers at Dartmouth claimed in their study that global climate change has led to the increase in home run in MLB.

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A new study out of Dartmouth College concludes that climate change is causing Major League Baseball players to hit more home runs.

Climate change is making major league sluggers into even hotter hitters, sending an extra 50 or so home runs a year over the fences, …

MLB hitters are smashing more home runs than ever, and it’s all thanks to climate change. And here we all thought it was the steroids.

Global warming is juicing home runs in Major League Baseball,” said study co-author Justin Mankin, a Dartmouth climate scientist.

Climate change is one factor — along with stronger players and all those power upswings — in the onslaught of MLB’s long balls, a Dartmouth study …