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> No it's not and you have not a single scientifically demonstrated foundation for that kind of claims. There's pretty clear scientific consensus that climate
by Denvercoder9 5y ago
> No it's not and you have not a single scientifically demonstrated foundation for that kind of claims.
There's pretty clear scientific consensus that climate change will result in more hurricanes, wildfires, heat waves, cold spells, floods, droughts and especially that there will be shortages of clean water and land suitable for agriculture. All of those things kill humans.
- Throwaway197401 5y agoVictims of climate related issues of plummeted the last 150 years. Drought death have plummeted by 98% alone. The always changing climate is less of a challenge today than it was 200 years ago when we were under 2billion people. That's the rational lense to look at this through not whether humans have some impact or whether the climate is changing which we do and which it always is.