ClimateWire editor John Fialka says he believes interest in global warming will return to America’s agenda sooner than most think: “People know the climate is changing, especially if they’re outdoors at all. And they know eventually they’ll have to pay for it.” The first bills may be issued by insurance companies
EU Referendum: Global warming is bad?
Hotter summers could lead to between 580-5900 deaths above the average per year by the 2050s, says the Defra Climate Risk Assessment. But it also says that milder winters could lead to 3,900-24,000 fewer premature deaths by the 2050s, significantly more than those forecast to die as a result of hot weather.
Climate skepticism is doing more than just striking a chord here in Germany. It’s turning into a full blown concert!
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My neighbor is 70 years old and worked outdoors all his life. He says the climate is the same now as it has always been.
This is a response to "People know the climate is changing, especially if they’re outdoors at all." This statement is baloney.
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