New Study Finds Warming Saves Lives…Cold Temperatures 12 Times More Deadly Than Excess Heat

[luiza]

Dumb ass, that has been addressed many times

It most certainly was not .
They tried to play games and many Gullibles like you were bamboozled .
But you Conspiracy people are wedded to Deep State scams.
Bet you are in love with Climate Change caused mainly by humans -- they certainly know how to deflect from the weakening Magnetic Force Field and fast moving Magnetic Pole shifting .

 

[EMH]

Global warming can significantly disrupt agriculture by reducing crop yields

The actual evidence from the past is that when Earth warms, which it hasn't at all in the past 60+ years, there is a huge increase in the amount and size of life on the planet.


The big vegetarian dinosaurs actually at a lot of plant life to get that big....

 

[initforme]

The older I get the more I enjoy the cold of winter.

 

[HikerGuy83]

try not to make anymore embarrassing ignorant replies here.

Gonna be hard for her.

She's gotten very good at it.

 

[HikerGuy83]

The older I get the more I enjoy the cold of winter.

Enjoy all you want.

I live in the Phoenix area.

I love the heat.

 

[Gary Seven]

Much probably stems from where most of your genes came from and developed over 1000's of years. The majority of my genes come from Eastern and Northern Europe, and mountainous regions. I'm not crazy about cold, but I handle it far better than steaming hot humid days. The latter really drains me and at times leaves me feeling ill. I get some of the best sleep I've ever had on a typical Autumn day in the American northeast, sometimes with the window open a crack.

I truly start to get anxiety during hot (90° +/-) days, and I feel like disease, parasites and harmful insects have the climate they need to flourish around me. Some of the places I find most attractive for physical comfort are semi-arid places in higher altitudes, where it's dry but it also doesn't get insanely hot and there are still rivers and some forests.

 

[Woodznutz]

It is obvious you never read the paper.

So no cogent rebuttal offered, the report remains unchallenged.

So no cogent rebuttal offered, the report remains unchallenged.

So no cogent rebuttal offered, the report remains unchallenged.

So no cogent rebuttal offered, the report remains unchallenged.

So no cogent rebuttal offered, the report remains unchallenged.

You persist in your idiocy showing your inability to just address the paper itself.

I was just pointing out that people who live in cooler climates live longer, by two years, than those who live in warm climates. It was a tangential point.

 

[Woodznutz]

Much probably stems from where most of your genes came from and developed over 1000's of years. The majority of my genes come from Eastern and Northern Europe, and mountainous regions. I'm not crazy about cold, but I handle it far better than steaming hot humid days. The latter really drains me and at times leaves me feeling ill. I get some of the best sleep I've ever had on a typical Autumn day in the American northeast, sometimes with the window open a crack.

I truly start to get anxiety during hot (90° +/-) days, and I feel like disease, parasites and harmful insects have the climate they need to flourish around me. Some of the places I find most attractive for physical comfort are semi-arid places in higher altitudes, where it's dry but it also doesn't get insanely hot and there are still rivers and some forests.

People who live in hot climes are less developed economically. In the southern U.S. people have one speed...slow.

 

[Sunsettommy]

Much probably stems from where most of your genes came from and developed over 1000's of years. The majority of my genes come from Eastern and Northern Europe, and mountainous regions. I'm not crazy about cold, but I handle it far better than steaming hot humid days. The latter really drains me and at times leaves me feeling ill. I get some of the best sleep I've ever had on a typical Autumn day in the American northeast, sometimes with the window open a crack.

I truly start to get anxiety during hot (90° +/-) days, and I feel like disease, parasites and harmful insects have the climate they need to flourish around me. Some of the places I find most attractive for physical comfort are semi-arid places in higher altitudes, where it's dry but it also doesn't get insanely hot and there are still rivers and some forests.

There are plenty of bad annoying bugs in stone cold Alaska.......

 

[Sunsettommy]

I've always heard that people in cooler climes live longer. It makes sense.

Where is the source..., still deflecting because you have no argument to sell.

 

[Sunsettommy]

So why did they put so many "thermometers" in cities and areas of already known warmth?
And then talked about "averages" .
IPCC --- Int'l Panel of Climate Clowns /Conmen

Absurdly it's like sticking extra thermometers in ovens and then telling Gullibles that it is getting warmer ,

Those cities add additional heat on top via the UHI effect.

 

[Sunsettommy]

Much probably stems from where most of your genes came from and developed over 1000's of years. The majority of my genes come from Eastern and Northern Europe, and mountainous regions. I'm not crazy about cold, but I handle it far better than steaming hot humid days. The latter really drains me and at times leaves me feeling ill. I get some of the best sleep I've ever had on a typical Autumn day in the American northeast, sometimes with the window open a crack.

I truly start to get anxiety during hot (90° +/-) days, and I feel like disease, parasites and harmful insects have the climate they need to flourish around me. Some of the places I find most attractive for physical comfort are semi-arid places in higher altitudes, where it's dry but it also doesn't get insanely hot and there are still rivers and some forests.

I have lived in BSk climate zone for many years. It is hot but dry rather easy to handle even at age 66 I can still handle it fine even when there are days of 105 F.

 

[Sunsettommy]

People who live in hot climes are less developed economically. In the southern U.S. people have one speed...slow.

It is the high humidity and stupid racism attitudes for many decades that made them weaker.

 

[Sunsettommy]

I was just pointing out that people who live in cooler climates live longer, by two years, than those who live in warm climates. It was a tangential point.

Your article was all unsupported assertions thus not credible.

 

[Woodznutz]

Your article was all unsupported assertions thus not credible.

People in the northern states live substantially longer than those in the south. Everything else being equal I believe it's the climate that makes the difference.