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A global temperature rise of two degrees by 2050 would result in increased loss of life, a new Australian study has found.
"A two-degree increase in temperature in Brisbane between now and 2050 would result in an extra 381 years of life lost per year in Brisbane,"
"A four-degree increase in temperature would result in an extra 3242 years of life lost per year in Brisbane."
Originally posted by Britx
reply to post by daaskapital
But they dont say why? I call bull. Two Degrees is going to kill people, i find that very hard to beleive :-/
Originally posted by Fox Molder
Global warming...Pffffttt.....Here's a thought...
110 years ago or so....How was the GLOBAL temperature taken....Who calculated the average, who made the predictions. We did not have the proper technology to do it right. Aside from farmers and their almanacs there was nothing.
So to base out calculation on a 100 year span is completely ridiculous, we don't have the proper data...An please...don't give me the ice core theory....Even that is flawed
So what if the Earth is heating up...Why is this such a problem....We've been through ice ages and high heat periods since the start of time on this planet....We are not going to change that and we are not the sole cause of the changes either...So please leave the global warming fear mongering somewhere else.....
Originally posted by Britx
reply to post by daaskapital
But they dont say why? I call bull. Two Degrees is going to kill people, i find that very hard to beleive :-/
Originally posted by Britx
reply to post by daaskapital
But they dont say why? I call bull. Two Degrees is going to kill people, i find that very hard to beleive :-/
Originally posted by jjkenobi
Originally posted by Britx
reply to post by daaskapital
But they dont say why? I call bull. Two Degrees is going to kill people, i find that very hard to beleive :-/
That's a good point, but take it one step further:
How does increasing your taxes do anything to prevent a possible future warmer climate?