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The discussions reflect strong agreement on the seriousness of deadly heat waves, with mentions of scientific studies by Im, Pal, and Eltahir, and references to potential future scenarios, demonstrating high engagement and understanding of the issues. Words like 'deadly,' 'projected,' and 'dangerous' underline the sense of urgency and impact, emphasizing that these projections could critically threaten millions of people in South Asia.
Most discussions recognize and support the severity of the projected heat wave threats, emphasizing their seriousness and consistency with scientific findings.
Participants demonstrate high curiosity and concern regarding climate impacts, referencing scientific studies, projections, and potential scenarios.
Discussions include detailed references to research, scenarios, and societal implications, indicating deep involvement and thoughtful analysis.
There is a clear consensus that these potential heat waves could have profound social, health, and economic effects, especially on vulnerable populations, highlighting their high significance.
And here's what the most relevant paper I could find says about this. The threshold is only exceeded at the end of the century under the most extreme RCP8.5 emissions scenario (misleadingly referred to as 'business as usual' in the abstract) https://t.co/M7hGkn9bab https://t.co/XNkzuszilH
@hughriminton Timely reminder that the world's poorest regions are precisely those most vulnerable to global heating: Manual/agricultural labour Lack of access to mitigation (air conditioning/ machinery) Humid, hot regions https://t.co/IfnWbOq0i9 https://t.co/4zjp7QEFMA
Indien und Pakistan sind Hotspots für Hitzestress. Die Hitze tritt oft in Kombination mit hoher Luftfeuchtigkeit auf. Es wird schwülheiss und der menschliche Körper kann sich durch Schwitzen weniger effizient abkühlen. https://t.co/T7pw4Uwyaw
Another paper warns of South Asian wet bulb temperatures approaching and in a few locations exceeding 35 degrees C - resulting in death for even the fit and healthy in shaded (non AC) conditions. This could come as soon as 2071. (9/13) https://t.co/7AsFw8RE7v
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Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia
This video discusses the projection of deadly heat waves in densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia. Based on findings from the study by Im et al., it highlights the severe implications these climate…
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@Charlie_denkt @AnnaDeMilanese https://t.co/6gtEo5KsvG Extreme heat combined with extreme humidity, which could render entire regions uninhabitable, is one of the most serious threats posed by climate change, posing an existential threat to the Persian Gulf and India in particular.
@Actual_Ffej @321Catholic @ChrisMartzWX At any rate, there is a physiological limitation, it is based on wet bulb temperature of at most 35°C, and climate change can cause significant numbers of people to be subjected to temperatures in excess of it within the century. https://t.co/hHOZOQWC4z That’s the bottom line.
@321Catholic @Actual_Ffej @ChrisMartzWX 87 °F is an incorrect conversion, as other have pointed out 35°C translates to 95 wacky degrees. But other than that, he’s correct. See here: https://t.co/1PEVOQ0m7o (the study was too conservative in terms of the risk of such temperatures occurring: https://t.co/hHOZOQWC4z) https://t.co/jKb82iNUXe
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Manmade GlobalWarming Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia | Science Advances https://t.co/ymDxxvYieU https://t.co/sHlGCKRqa1
RT @EthonRaptor: @GrahamG22047543 @JunkScience @BillGates Guess that depends on what you call South Asia https://t.co/fqA7BCSVx8
@GrahamG22047543 @JunkScience @BillGates Guess that depends on what you call South Asia https://t.co/fqA7BCSVx8
@stephanpalagan Dazu auch dieser Hinweis, das wird zunehmend tödlich für die Bevölkerung https://t.co/zEo2SdLrde
@tingeylp @extremetemps Aha, I think I found a historical chart: "Spatial distribution of highest daily maximum wet-bulb temperature, TWmax (°C), in modern record (1979–2015)." (https://t.co/WFxb2795Iu) https://t.co/TpzrPdTKpG
@PGDynes @RenateKuenast Last chart from: https://t.co/64oVYOa0TC
@pp0196 @KaiHeron The “parts of India could become uninhabitable” claim also comes from a RCP8.5 scenario. Thankfully the same paper also has a RCP4.5 (~2.5°) projection — under which 0% of India would experience wet-bulb temps >35°, which is the “survivable” threshold. https://t.co/64oVYOa0TC https://t.co/c8MFQUk5kJ
@JimWalshLD19 Unlivable Indian cities. "... we project extremes of wet-bulb temp. in South Asia are likely to approach and, in a few locations, exceed critical threshold (35°C) by the late 21st century under the business-as-usual scenario of future GHG emissions..." https://t.co/X4PQTpaitW https://t.co/J0b1WmTiXx
I can already think of scenarios in the future when millions of people would be exposed to this dangerous level of heat, in a poor region where households do not have reliable electricity supply, and obviously no air conditioners! https://t.co/CeGcM2ApRV
@wunder2welt @ZeynepinLE @zak_Mc @ZiegeJan Hier nochmal Paper dazu: https://t.co/fT4iaJ6aNj On the basis of an ensemble of (..)climate change simulations, we project that extremes of wet-bulb temperature(..)in a few locations, exceed this critical threshold by the late 21st century under the business-as-usual scenario(.)
@JoAmsel @theresphysics @GreenRupertRead @KevinClimate @dancalverley @TG42Birder @JamesGDyke @richardabetts @HenzeTimon @NiranjanAjit @PFriedling @Clim8Uncensored @ScientistRebel1 Your source is from after this - Jul 2022. The reference it uses seems good but not the original source; it cites these original sources: https://t.co/YAiSoF60Ek https://t.co/fyD5eA8483 Both of these would be more accessible with a lay summary & a simplified figure.
@SWEurope_ @scholarswarning @deepadaptation Great thread. Read it, especially the Eltahir studies on climate-irrigation interactions and unsurvivable heatwaves (wbt >31-35°C) in China and India. We've been warning for years. All this is no surprise.
Another paper warns of South Asian wet bulb temperatures approaching and in a few locations exceeding 35 degrees C - resulting in death for even the fit and healthy in shaded (non AC) conditions. This could come as soon as 2071. (9/13) https://t.co/7AsFw8RE7v
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And here's what the most relevant paper I could find says about this. The threshold is only exceeded at the end of the century under the most extreme RCP8.5 emissions scenario (misleadingly referred to as 'business as usual' in the abstract) https://t.co/M7hGkn9bab https://t.co/XNkzuszilH
@JmsOlvr @voxdotcom I've erased a number of replies by now that are less than charitable. It gets very hot and humid there - and I'm not talking Miami Beach, I'm talking organ failure. https://t.co/VQQCI3aDnh
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Glacier Dam Overwhelmed by South Asian Heatwave: " data-medium-file="https://t.co/zvsKM3ZmGU" data-large-file="https://t.co/UROSbGRr9f" />As schools across India close early for the summer — unable to operate amid the extreme heat and… https://t.co/Ofa2qvmYkF #Renewable #Energy https://t.co/lfGMgE0SKN
@benusa567 @EliotJacobson https://t.co/IIjT9eLj4S
RT @offrench: @EnergieDevlpmt Il y a déjà eu des vagues de chaleur atteignant ces limites, notamment au Pakistan : 2015 Karachi (https://t.…
@EnergieDevlpmt Il y a déjà eu des vagues de chaleur atteignant ces limites, notamment au Pakistan : 2015 Karachi (https://t.co/SQeIhckJZO), 2021 Jacobabad (https://t.co/qoNwigfQG7). Les projections montrent que ça ne va pas s'arranger (https://t.co/m7euMqKyAU).
RT @erichfischer: Indien und Pakistan sind Hotspots für Hitzestress. Die Hitze tritt oft in Kombination mit hoher Luftfeuchtigkeit auf. Es…
Indien und Pakistan sind Hotspots für Hitzestress. Die Hitze tritt oft in Kombination mit hoher Luftfeuchtigkeit auf. Es wird schwülheiss und der menschliche Körper kann sich durch Schwitzen weniger effizient abkühlen. https://t.co/T7pw4Uwyaw
This is particularly alarming because so many of these areas are HUMID in addition to being hot AND folks are highly VULNERABLE, once exposed. H/T work by Im, Pal, & Eltahir for exploring this issue 5 years ago: https://t.co/EqBDauSnWr https://t.co/Kn6r6GboyA
@Ja9BD Dit is het artikel van de deze hoogleraar: https://t.co/3nVySozs6A Helaas, het Is een sprookje, want dit verhaal is gebaseerd op RCP8.5. Dit heeft met wetenschap niets uit te staan.
as you probably have read, Im, Pal, and Eftahir 2017 https://t.co/Y2bcrzTlPR show many heavily populated areas in S. Asia are liable to be exposed to deadly heat in 2071-2100 (RCP 4.5&8.5). This is one of many studies wet bulb T danger. (Im et al. doesn't mention aersosols...)
@tjayaraman @SorenHave @KevinClimate Robinson uses it as an _example_ of "climate colonialism"; states that contributed little to the problem of climate change being made to suffer from the problem of climate change. Suggestion: Save your book reviews for books you've actually read. https://t.co/oGNMg3QV7B
RT @voteearthnow: @hughriminton Timely reminder that the world's poorest regions are precisely those most vulnerable to global heating: Ma…
@hughriminton Timely reminder that the world's poorest regions are precisely those most vulnerable to global heating: Manual/agricultural labour Lack of access to mitigation (air conditioning/ machinery) Humid, hot regions https://t.co/IfnWbOq0i9 https://t.co/4zjp7QEFMA
RT @climatebabes: Heatwaves in Asia. Why it has ro mitigate and how it shows people will be able to decide to reduce CO2 even in a worst ca…
RT @climatebabes: Heatwaves in Asia. Why it has ro mitigate and how it shows people will be able to decide to reduce CO2 even in a worst ca…
Heatwaves in Asia. Why it has ro mitigate and how it shows people will be able to decide to reduce CO2 even in a worst case scenario https://t.co/GDmxvWaqsg
Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia https://t.co/ZkDcaNLh52
RT @JoongWu: Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia https://t.co/wt5O46QLCh
Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia https://t.co/wt5O46QLCh
RT @JoongWu: Deadly Heat Waves Projected in the Densely-Populated Agricultural Region... https://t.co/jFiFj3fFf5 via @YouTube
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RT @DrBreaky: @sallyrugg and, "Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia" https://t.co/jGGZ…
@sallyrugg and, "Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia" https://t.co/jGGZD17HGM
@simonahac @mattjcan @Siemens @JoeKaeser Here is the "helping out people in India" bit:- "Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia" https://t.co/jGGZD17HGM https://t.co/YdxVtls2bS
@RossCameron4 @MRobertsQLD Unless you actually value human life: Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia https://t.co/jGGZD17HGM
@SkyNewsRicho Also, perhaps:- Reductions in labour capacity from heat stress under climate warming https://t.co/b9kqsIKfaD Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia https://t.co/jGGZD17HGM
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@stfn __________ *) Eun-Soon Im, Jeremy S. Pal i Elfatih A. B. Eltahir (2017) "Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia", Science Advances https://t.co/UPAXUfeOLl
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RT @TonysAngle: Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia
RT @TonysAngle: Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia
Deadly heat waves projected in the densely populated agricultural regions of South Asia
@de_moaned we are effed in every scenario in future.. https://t.co/2TFCnpb315
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