| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 14:10 - Jul 13 with 1686 views | BlueBadger |
2700+ deaths linked to the heat this year.
https://www.independent.co.uk/
Anecdotally, where I am is as busy as the first two weeks of January. |  |
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 14:53 - Jul 13 with 1596 views | BelsteadCav |
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 18:16 - Jul 13 with 1465 views | BlueBadger |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 14:53 - Jul 13 by BelsteadCav |
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Definitely shouldn't be out in this heat if you're doing drugs. | |
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 21:04 - Jul 13 with 1409 views | BlueOura |
Ah yes, I love these 'modelling' studies, 'suggested' 'linked' 'estimated' but no actual hard evidence that a single person died as a direct result of warmer weather.
It's also interesting that all these alarmist stories about loss of life due to climate change fail to mention that far more lives are lost overall to extreme cold weather than extreme hot, so how many lives are being saved as a result of milder winters? I guess we will never know as they won't 'model' that one will they. |  | | |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 21:15 - Jul 13 with 1387 views | StokieBlue |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 21:04 - Jul 13 by BlueOura |
Ah yes, I love these 'modelling' studies, 'suggested' 'linked' 'estimated' but no actual hard evidence that a single person died as a direct result of warmer weather.
It's also interesting that all these alarmist stories about loss of life due to climate change fail to mention that far more lives are lost overall to extreme cold weather than extreme hot, so how many lives are being saved as a result of milder winters? I guess we will never know as they won't 'model' that one will they. |
What "hard evidence" would you like? The study uses excess deaths which is a fairly standard way of showing an increase in deaths over the mean for a specific scenario. Not really right to try and poison the well in the way you have.
The second point It's worth noting that if it continues to get hotter it's likely the AMOC will cease to function as it has and we will get both extremely cold winters (much worse than now) and extremely hot summers.
On the milder winters point, it's possible you might be right for the UK but there are studies showing that deaths from excessive heat in Europe will far exceed any offsetting improvement in deaths from cold.
What point are you actually trying to make with regards to climate change?
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 21:19 - Jul 13 with 1370 views | Swansea_Blue |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 21:04 - Jul 13 by BlueOura |
Ah yes, I love these 'modelling' studies, 'suggested' 'linked' 'estimated' but no actual hard evidence that a single person died as a direct result of warmer weather.
It's also interesting that all these alarmist stories about loss of life due to climate change fail to mention that far more lives are lost overall to extreme cold weather than extreme hot, so how many lives are being saved as a result of milder winters? I guess we will never know as they won't 'model' that one will they. |
Of course researchers also consider deaths attributed to cold conditions. They look at the impacts of all temperatures from empirical and modelling studies. |  |
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 07:49 - Jul 14 with 1157 views | StokieBlue |
This reporting really isn't helping either:
"Nearly 2,500 articles about the extreme heat – when temperatures topped 37C, a record for the time of year – appeared in the UK’s nine main national daily media publications. But nearly three-quarters of them – about 72% – left out any mention of global heating or the climate, according to the analysis by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU).
Even fewer pieces drew a link between the heatwave and government policies designed to tackle the climate crisis – less than one in 20 heatwave stories mentioned “net zero”.
https://www.theguardian.com/en
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 08:06 - Jul 14 with 1109 views | NthQldITFC |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 21:04 - Jul 13 by BlueOura |
Ah yes, I love these 'modelling' studies, 'suggested' 'linked' 'estimated' but no actual hard evidence that a single person died as a direct result of warmer weather.
It's also interesting that all these alarmist stories about loss of life due to climate change fail to mention that far more lives are lost overall to extreme cold weather than extreme hot, so how many lives are being saved as a result of milder winters? I guess we will never know as they won't 'model' that one will they. |
DENIER: You're probably not an inherent moron, but you are occupying a moronic position. Will you stay defiantly there (as instructed or otherwise) as the world burns around you? Will you continue to resist? Are these things really not happening despite decades of overwhelming science? These are the questions you should be asking of yourself as a thinking animal, with the ability to read and to see. |  |
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 08:11 - Jul 14 with 1102 views | DJR |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 21:04 - Jul 13 by BlueOura |
Ah yes, I love these 'modelling' studies, 'suggested' 'linked' 'estimated' but no actual hard evidence that a single person died as a direct result of warmer weather.
It's also interesting that all these alarmist stories about loss of life due to climate change fail to mention that far more lives are lost overall to extreme cold weather than extreme hot, so how many lives are being saved as a result of milder winters? I guess we will never know as they won't 'model' that one will they. |
https://ourworldindata.org/par
"Most temperature-related deaths happen in “moderately cold” conditions, not on extremely cold or hot days. It’s not because the mortality risk in this zone is the highest, but the amount of time spent there is.
Again, this is not what most of us would think of as “cold conditions”. In the UK, this would include the increased risk of dying on days with a temperature of 10°C or 15°C." [Post edited 14 Jul 8:20]
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 08:52 - Jul 14 with 1043 views | naa |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 21:04 - Jul 13 by BlueOura |
Ah yes, I love these 'modelling' studies, 'suggested' 'linked' 'estimated' but no actual hard evidence that a single person died as a direct result of warmer weather.
It's also interesting that all these alarmist stories about loss of life due to climate change fail to mention that far more lives are lost overall to extreme cold weather than extreme hot, so how many lives are being saved as a result of milder winters? I guess we will never know as they won't 'model' that one will they. |
What point are you trying to make here? That it isn't hot? That people aren't known to die in hotter weather? That climate change isn't happening? That climate change is happening but it's not that bad because winters are milder (which they aren't predicted to be when the gulf stream fails)?
I'm really not sure. |  | | |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 08:57 - Jul 14 with 1027 views | Cotty |
Where I live in south Manchester we've spent the last 2-3 days engulfed in smoke and ash from the wildfires on the moors. This is not normal. |  | | |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 09:05 - Jul 14 with 981 views | Benters |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 14:53 - Jul 13 by BelsteadCav |
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Yeah but it might be cooler next year or something . |  |
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 09:14 - Jul 14 with 957 views | Suffolktractor |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 09:05 - Jul 14 by Benters |
Yeah but it might be cooler next year or something . |
Ironic that the cyclist trying desperately to keep cool, him and his team are sponsored by a country that has made all its money on the back of burning fossil fuels. | | | |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 09:32 - Jul 14 with 920 views | ElderGrizzly |
Tice thought he'd posted a 'gotcha' on Climate Change yesterday.
Of course it was actually an ignorant self-own...
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 10:42 - Jul 14 with 831 views | Benters |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 09:14 - Jul 14 by Suffolktractor |
Ironic that the cyclist trying desperately to keep cool, him and his team are sponsored by a country that has made all its money on the back of burning fossil fuels. |
Yeah but how many on here preaching fly away on their hollibobs a few times a year?
My Niece is one of those activist types,but you tell her she can’t go to Ibiza four times a year,she’d tell you to naf orf. | |
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 10:48 - Jul 14 with 830 views | Samuelowen88 |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 08:57 - Jul 14 by Cotty |
Where I live in south Manchester we've spent the last 2-3 days engulfed in smoke and ash from the wildfires on the moors. This is not normal. |
Yeah i'm driving past it daily and its a horrible sight.
The only positive i'm taking is that the one from the other month near the Snake Pass, which was really bad, has mostly re-grown. These burning cycles are part of the natural way of things, but not to this extent, or this frequency, and definitely not started by fireworks. |  |
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 11:05 - Jul 14 with 803 views | TheMoralMajority |
I don't know if climate change is caused by human actions or not, but then, I'm not meant to know. I'm not a climate scientist. If we don't trust our experts, then all is lost.
I do wonder whether climate change deniers also thought that it was a load of far woke nonsense that CFCs created a hole in the ozone layer, and whether dumping a load of carbonic acid into the atmosphere did not cause acid rain?
If they did accept the experts on that, why is it so hard to accept the experts' explanation on climate change? |  |
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| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 11:56 - Jul 14 with 720 views | mellowblue |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 14:53 - Jul 13 by BelsteadCav |
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looks bad, but the few days raced have been outside France in the Barcelona area which skews it a lot, and the Pyrenees and Dordogne which can be bakey. When it gets to the Alpine mountains and North East France it should average down quite a bit. Though it should still be the highest figure on the chart. but an average of say 27.9 does not look so impressive as 32.4. | | | |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 12:59 - Jul 14 with 665 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 09:32 - Jul 14 by ElderGrizzly |
Tice thought he'd posted a 'gotcha' on Climate Change yesterday.
Of course it was actually an ignorant self-own...
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Speaking of integrity- amazing how a promotion can change one’s views! | | | |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 13:15 - Jul 14 with 624 views | brazil1982 |
It's a guess not an actual body count. Modelling last year predicted 3039 linked deaths due to excessive heat periods, the actual count was 1504.
UK Health Agency April 2026. |  | | |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 13:36 - Jul 14 with 578 views | StokieBlue |
| 'It's just summer, like in 1976' part 7969574346353243254 on 13:15 - Jul 14 by brazil1982 |
It's a guess not an actual body count. Modelling last year predicted 3039 linked deaths due to excessive heat periods, the actual count was 1504.
UK Health Agency April 2026. |
Did you read the article?
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