False premises and false dichotomy.
Why not include the best option?
Stability. Predictability.
We want to stay in the SAFE CLIMATE ZONE;
The stable temperatures that allowed the development of agriculture and human civilization to arise. But we have already left it.
Global warming is causing more deaths, diseases and starvation.
HEAT WAVES
Intense, prolonged heatwaves, such as the record-breaking ones we’ve seen around the world in recent years, will become stronger and more frequent. The 2003 European heatwave, responsible for over 70,000 deaths as well as extensive wildfires and flooding from melting glaciers, was one of the first events for which the impact of human-induced climate change on the event could be formally qualified. Scientists determined that,“human influence at least doubled the risk” of this event.
https://qr.ae/TUtx6P
As global surface temperatures have increased, heatwaves are becoming more frequent. Coumou, Robinson, and Rahmstorf 2013 found that record-breaking monthly temperature records are already occurring five times more often than they would in the absence of human-caused global warming. This means that there is an 80% chance that any monthly heat record today is due to human-caused global warming.
https://rd.springer.com/article/...
https://www.skepticalscience.com...
The link between GW and heatwaves confirmed:
Are the heatwaves caused by climate change?
In France, 14,802 heat-related deaths (mostly among the elderly) occurred during the heat wave, according to the French National Institute of Health
2003 European heat wave - Wikipedia
Estimated 70 Deaths Linked To Canada's Heat Wave
Deaths rose 650 above average during UK heatwave – with older people most at risk
UK heatwave turns KILLER: 1,000 more people die this summer than average as temps soar
'Unprecedented' Japan heatwave kills 65 people in a week
We're Going to Die in Record Numbers as Heatwaves Bake The World, First Global Study Shows
DISEASES:
5 Deadly Diseases Emerging from Global Warming
There are diseases hidden in ice, and they are waking up
Global warming is spreading insect-borne diseases - Citizens' Climate Lobby
STARVATION
World hunger has risen for three straight years, and climate change is a cause
Climate change will make rice less nutritious, putting millions of the world's poor at risk
Climate change is bad news for several of our staple crops. For example, a 2012 paper found that higher temperatures are detrimental to French corn yields. While French corn production has increased steadily in recent decades due to a combination of technological improvements and CO2 fertilization (the former far more than the latter), yields have leveled off in recent years, and were particularly low when struck by heat waves.
Someone please tell the farmers of the world more C02 is "good for us" while they have their harvest hit by droughts or flooded by billions of tons of water because of AGW. And maybe those same people can send “thoughs and prayers” while we wait for the humanitarian and atheist help organizations to arrive with actual help?
Farmers needs stability and predictability, not a rapidly warming and changing world.
Rising carbon levels threaten diets of hundreds of millions of poor
Rising carbon emissions could make vital food crops from wheat to rice less nutritious and endanger the health of hundreds of millions of the world's poorest
Certain staple crops grown in open fields with elevated carbon dioxide levels had up to 17 percent lower levels of protein, iron and zinc compared to those grown amid less of the gas, according to a study in the journal Nature Climate Change.
Crop failure and bankruptcy threaten farmers as drought grips Europe
https://www.theguardian.com/envi...
Another study published in Nature Climate Change last week concluded that higher temperatures will cause wheat production to decline. Just a 1°C rise in global temperature will decrease wheat yields by about 5% (approximately 35 million tons).
Roger Fjellstad Olsen's answer to Why does the increase in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have ill effects on life?
Roger Fjellstad Olsen's answer to Is there a correlation between the increase in the natural hazard events to the climate change?
THE INCREASE IN MORE DAMAGING WEATHER EVENTS
The Number and Cost of Weather Disasters is Increasing in the U.S.
Why not include the best option?
Stability. Predictability.
We want to stay in the SAFE CLIMATE ZONE;
The stable temperatures that allowed the development of agriculture and human civilization to arise. But we have already left it.
Global warming is causing more deaths, diseases and starvation.
HEAT WAVES
Intense, prolonged heatwaves, such as the record-breaking ones we’ve seen around the world in recent years, will become stronger and more frequent. The 2003 European heatwave, responsible for over 70,000 deaths as well as extensive wildfires and flooding from melting glaciers, was one of the first events for which the impact of human-induced climate change on the event could be formally qualified. Scientists determined that,“human influence at least doubled the risk” of this event.
https://qr.ae/TUtx6P
As global surface temperatures have increased, heatwaves are becoming more frequent. Coumou, Robinson, and Rahmstorf 2013 found that record-breaking monthly temperature records are already occurring five times more often than they would in the absence of human-caused global warming. This means that there is an 80% chance that any monthly heat record today is due to human-caused global warming.
https://rd.springer.com/article/...
https://www.skepticalscience.com...
The link between GW and heatwaves confirmed:
Are the heatwaves caused by climate change?
In France, 14,802 heat-related deaths (mostly among the elderly) occurred during the heat wave, according to the French National Institute of Health
2003 European heat wave - Wikipedia
Estimated 70 Deaths Linked To Canada's Heat Wave
Deaths rose 650 above average during UK heatwave – with older people most at risk
UK heatwave turns KILLER: 1,000 more people die this summer than average as temps soar
'Unprecedented' Japan heatwave kills 65 people in a week
We're Going to Die in Record Numbers as Heatwaves Bake The World, First Global Study Shows
DISEASES:
5 Deadly Diseases Emerging from Global Warming
There are diseases hidden in ice, and they are waking up
Global warming is spreading insect-borne diseases - Citizens' Climate Lobby
STARVATION
World hunger has risen for three straight years, and climate change is a cause
Climate change will make rice less nutritious, putting millions of the world's poor at risk
Climate change is bad news for several of our staple crops. For example, a 2012 paper found that higher temperatures are detrimental to French corn yields. While French corn production has increased steadily in recent decades due to a combination of technological improvements and CO2 fertilization (the former far more than the latter), yields have leveled off in recent years, and were particularly low when struck by heat waves.
Someone please tell the farmers of the world more C02 is "good for us" while they have their harvest hit by droughts or flooded by billions of tons of water because of AGW. And maybe those same people can send “thoughs and prayers” while we wait for the humanitarian and atheist help organizations to arrive with actual help?
Farmers needs stability and predictability, not a rapidly warming and changing world.
Rising carbon levels threaten diets of hundreds of millions of poor
Rising carbon emissions could make vital food crops from wheat to rice less nutritious and endanger the health of hundreds of millions of the world's poorest
Certain staple crops grown in open fields with elevated carbon dioxide levels had up to 17 percent lower levels of protein, iron and zinc compared to those grown amid less of the gas, according to a study in the journal Nature Climate Change.
Crop failure and bankruptcy threaten farmers as drought grips Europe
https://www.theguardian.com/envi...
Another study published in Nature Climate Change last week concluded that higher temperatures will cause wheat production to decline. Just a 1°C rise in global temperature will decrease wheat yields by about 5% (approximately 35 million tons).
Roger Fjellstad Olsen's answer to Why does the increase in carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have ill effects on life?
Roger Fjellstad Olsen's answer to Is there a correlation between the increase in the natural hazard events to the climate change?
THE INCREASE IN MORE DAMAGING WEATHER EVENTS
The Number and Cost of Weather Disasters is Increasing in the U.S.
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