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Scientists warn that this year's El Niño could contribute to nearly half a million additional heat-related deaths worldwide. A new study describes the event as …
Scientists warn that this year's El Niño could contribute to nearly half a million additional heat-related deaths worldwide. A new study describes the event as "a postcard from our future", temporarily pushing global temperatures toward levels that could become the norm around 2045. What does this reveal about the climate the world is heading toward?
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The climate collapse will be immeasurable and irreparable, and it will bring damage, destruction, death and suffering to which many Earth-humans will be helplessly exposed. <br><br>This will occur in particular because the climate collapse will bring about autonomous and unstoppable, extreme and abnormal climatic changes in terms of heat and cold, wetness and dryness. <br><br>Billy Meier contact report 928 from the future of mankind website.
@@Automedon3Imported1mo ago
Indonesia - 19,251, Now all the numbers are guesses, but that is a strangely exact guess. I bet none of the numbers are even close.
@@peterp4037Imported1mo ago
You cannot properly spell el niño. How can we believe what you say?.
@@PSTXFLImported1mo ago
Whenever I can’t sleep I open up DW News and 🥱 😴 💤
@@martytube821Imported1mo ago
And cold weather still kills way more but lets not bring that up!
@@peterp4037Imported1mo ago
Totally fabricated. You must be really desperate. Nobody buys your agenda.
@@JosephMenezes-JMImported1mo ago
I guess ''we're cooked'' is in order.
@@user-gf7kc5fc5mImported1mo ago
Don't forget to mention that Trump abolished US Aid.
@@br9811Imported1mo ago
Much better than the millions of lives that would have been lost if we were 20 feet above sea level as predicted 20 years ago by the same (well paid) crowd. So a very positive story, I think.
@@pablodesilvestro831Imported1mo ago
That's hardly a relevant number, a small state in Nigeria and two more subsharan countries will make that up in two months.. earth needs to off 2-3 billions for any meaningful respite
@@patton2442Imported1mo ago
Climate engineering!!
@@madrigalgioImported1mo ago
Why aren’t 500K+ more deaths recognized as a global crisis? If El Niño was a war, people’d call this a slaughter.
Scientists warn that this year's El Niño could contribute to nearly half a million additional heat-related deaths worldwide. A new study describes the event as "a postcard from our future", temporarily pushing global temperatures toward levels that could become the norm around 2045. What does this reveal about the climate the world is heading toward?
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