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Extreme heat linked to this year’s “super El Niño” could cause up to 451,000 excess deaths worldwide in the six months to February 2027, according to researcher…
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That video title is so darned misleading. For shame, France24. It potentially threatens <i>a lot</i> more lives than that.<br><br>1877 el Nino killed 50 million. There are more dangers than simply extreme heat - especially when we are in an energy shock.
In many African countries, deaths are rarely attributed to heat. So how was the estimate of 450,000 heat-related deaths reached, including around 31,000 in Nigeria and 17,500 in Sudan?
Maybe, if we’re going to understand climatology over time, and want to understand how they came up with their methodology, ASK SOMEONE OLDER THAN TEN WHO ISN’T STILL IN SCHOOL. <br>She looks like she’s taking a test, looking up most of the time because she has to think that hard for the answer to a question. <br>Can we please bring on an EXPERIENCED EXPERT instead of a student to explain these complex climate models and methods and “how they came up with the number 451,000 excess deaths”???? The headline says ‘climate scientists’ and we get a student.
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