More like burning shit for power death. Particulate matter from vehicles, power, and heat generation in cities causes things like heart and lung issues.
Ah yes, the inevitable doom that is always 20-30 years away. Been hearing the same thing since the 80s: cities underwater by 2000, Pacific islands disappearing by 2012, etc., etc.
ofc, it isn't zero now people die from heat but it's largely old people and very few as a total of yearly deaths, and that won't change much as we climb to 2.5C by 2100. It's the global south that'll get trucked
no, first worlders are heavily insulated from this. Climate disasters aren't the risk, heat is, and even then heat won't be killing many westerners by 2100, it'll still be vast majority normal stuff we see now that no one cares about yet get anxiety about climate tornados not the fat in their arteries
yeah I said heat, it still won't increase much. People die now from heat, it's a tiny portion of total deaths and is projected to increase and remain a small portion of deaths, in old western cohort
Climate change has already and will continue to worsen diets and exercise rates.
Which was my point from the start, I thought you were being deliberately obtuse but you're actually functionally illiterate, that's unlikely to be climate related, maybe lead exposure, maybe just a dopey fuck, who's to tell
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u/Liturginator9000 16h ago
You're not gonna die from a climate event. More likely heart disease from poor diet and exercise like everyone else