Marine scientists have warned for a long time about this.
Will the warnings about other tipping points also be mostly ignored?
Or will the world start to prioritise stopping global warming?
We can do it, but time is running.
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@JunkScience We know you're a liar. "We estimate 50,391 heat-related excess deaths across the 854 cities during the summer, with around 2/3 of these attributable to anthropogenic climate change." https://t.co/cImFsGRozk Increasing heatwave duration & frequency is due to warming climate.
@gweets01@MatthewWielicki Heat-related deaths are not an economic boon. There is already a noted shift in tourism in Europe to avoid the hottest months.
@TomJohn15394888@MatthewWielicki Given that it's going to be an El Nino winter, I doubt it. More likely the news will be about extreme rainfall events, like what happened yesterday in the US. https://t.co/rUG3JavMiJ
@MatthewWielicki So, is a reduction of deaths a good thing? Heat wave deaths have not peaked yet, and 50K last summer would certainly add to the mortality trend of warmer months, as stated.
@MatthewWielicki Trends, Dr. Rockhead, trends. https://t.co/I2pN7DOfGq "The shift in the temperature distribution increased mortality during the warmest months but reduced mortality during the colder months, yielding a net decrease of more than 900,000 deaths over the 2015-2024 period."
@MikeJohnson How many people of the nearly 4,000 responses told you that one of the main reasons for inflation was due to post-COVID supply issues, plus economic rescue funding? Probably about 90% of them. Go have an ivermectin cocktail, Mr. Speaker.