Wie sich die Übersterblichkeit wegen #Hitze oder #Kälte mit der #Klimakrise verändern könnte: In der #Schweiz ist eine netto Zunahme der #Todesfälle im vierstelligen Bereich möglich, wenn wir weiter machen wie bisher. https://t.co/LVc5PyeRBK
Temperature-related mortality impacts under and beyond Paris Agreement climate change scenarios.
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Discussions convey strong agreement on the importance of the research, with references to specific findings like the rise in heat-related deaths and the need for policy change. The tone is analytical and motivated, reflecting a high level of interest and acknowledgment of the study's significance in shaping climate and public health policies.
Most discussions recognize the value of the study and agree on the significance of temperature-related health impacts under climate change scenarios.
Posts show high curiosity and engagement with the topic, sharing various perspectives and emphasizing the importance of the findings.
Several comments reference specific data, such as the increase in heat-related mortality at different temperatures, indicating deep engagement.
The community perceives the discussion as impactful, highlighting how results underscore the health benefits of climate action and the urgency to address warming.
Abstract in brief
- The study evaluates the health benefits of meeting the Paris Agreement goals of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and 2°C by assessing how these targets could reduce heat and cold-related deaths worldwide compared to more extreme warming scenarios.
- Limiting warming to below 2°C could significantly prevent increases in temperature-related mortality in many regions, whereas the differences between 1.5°C and 2°C are less clear and vary across different climate zones, with warmer areas potentially seeing more benefits.
- Overall, the research emphasizes that achieving these climate targets could greatly improve public health by reducing temperature-related mortality, especially in vulnerable regions, and highlights the importance of continued climate action to protect human health.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@grz79 @WroclawskiLewak Zależy. Ale obecnie - nadmierne ciepło. Ocieplenie. Z gorąca i problem się pogłębia: https://t.co/XGbExxiSlI Taniej zmieniać gospodarkę. Mam nadzieję, że pomogłem.
On #WorldEnvironmentDay check the evidence generated by @mccstudy on health effects of #ClimateChange at the global scale! @UNEP @WHO @IPCC_CH
@Alex_Verbeek @Planetary_Sec @UNFCCC @Alex_Verbeek @Planetary_Sec @UNFCCC Do you know our temperature-related mortality impacts under and beyond Paris Agreement climate change scenarios?
@AEffondrement @TomBryChevalier @Le_Reveilleur @lemondefr Il faut noter quand même qu'en climat futur il semble probable que la balance s'inverse et que la mortalité attribuée à la chaleur devienne bien plus importante. Même si on comprend encore très mal les mécanismes d'adaptation. https://t.co/eWciEaKsD3 https://t.co/9SuA2Z3gE3
[ #NoticiasdelTiempo ]: RT dr_xeo: Muy interesante el aumento neto del exceso de mortalidad por calor entre los escenarios 1,5ºC y 2ºC en España es del +0.77%. #salud #CambioClimatico Estudio realizado por AnaVicedo9 y el equipo del mccstudy!
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Assessing Health Benefits of Limiting Global Warming to 1.5°C and 2°C
The study evaluates the health benefits of meeting the Paris Agreement goals of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and 2°C by assessing how these targets could reduce heat and cold-related deaths worldwide compared to…
Health Benefits of Limiting Global Warming to 1.5°C and 2°C
This study evaluates the health benefits of meeting the Paris Agreement goals of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and 2°C by assessing how these targets could reduce heat and cold-related deaths worldwide compared to…
Los datos se obtienen tomando como base el trabajo de Vicedo-Cabrera, A. M. et al. (2018). Temperature-related mortality impacts under and beyond Paris Agreement Climate Change Scenarios. Climatic Change, 150(3-4), 391–402
@kbo1978 @HenrikHindby @jeffs_araujo35 @WSJ Read the paper. It tells us that at as the temperature increases the rise is heat related deaths exceeds the fall in cold related deaths. https://t.co/qX1wT6FkpI
@AEffondrement @TomBryChevalier @Le_Reveilleur @lemondefr Il faut noter quand même qu'en climat futur il semble probable que la balance s'inverse et que la mortalité attribuée à la chaleur devienne bien plus importante. Même si on comprend encore très mal les mécanismes d'adaptation. https://t.co/eWciEaKsD3 https://t.co/9SuA2Z3gE3
@hughes_craft @Revkin @StanfordCIGH Happy reading of small sample of peer reviewed science: https://t.co/AMqMex1xHU https://t.co/UN1ROioax6 https://t.co/0nKr5dER1J https://t.co/RWUlzQsvi7 https://t.co/SaCqGRtUpP and finally the human health chapter of Natl Climate Assessment: https://t.co/qI8OVSB8xK Ask for more
RT @mccstudy: On #WorldEnvironmentDay check the evidence generated by @mccstudy on health effects of #ClimateChange at the global scale! @…
On #WorldEnvironmentDay check the evidence generated by @mccstudy on health effects of #ClimateChange at the global scale! @UNEP @WHO @IPCC_CH
RT @klinglergeorg: Wie sich die Übersterblichkeit wegen #Hitze oder #Kälte mit der #Klimakrise verändern könnte: In der #Schweiz ist eine n…
Wie sich die Übersterblichkeit wegen #Hitze oder #Kälte mit der #Klimakrise verändern könnte: In der #Schweiz ist eine netto Zunahme der #Todesfälle im vierstelligen Bereich möglich, wenn wir weiter machen wie bisher. https://t.co/LVc5PyeRBK
@grz79 @WroclawskiLewak Zależy. Ale obecnie - nadmierne ciepło. Ocieplenie. Z gorąca i problem się pogłębia: https://t.co/XGbExxiSlI Taniej zmieniać gospodarkę. Mam nadzieję, że pomogłem.
@Alex_Verbeek @Planetary_Sec @UNFCCC @Alex_Verbeek @Planetary_Sec @UNFCCC Do you know our temperature-related mortality impacts under and beyond Paris Agreement climate change scenarios?
[ #NoticiasdelTiempo ]: RT dr_xeo: Muy interesante el aumento neto del exceso de mortalidad por calor entre los escenarios 1,5ºC y 2ºC en España es del +0.77%. #salud #CambioClimatico Estudio realizado por AnaVicedo9 y el equipo del mccstudy!