peterdutoit, (edited )
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We are ready to move into Zone 1 on this map.

Between 1.7-2.3°C some places will be contending with 200+ days where the combined temperature and humidity conditions will pose a risk of mortality to many individuals.

Urgent conversations need to get underway of how to keep people safe.

Data: Pg. 16, https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/syr/downloads/report/IPCC_AR6_SYR_FullVolume.pdf

mj,
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@peterdutoit I’m not negating the deadly effects of heat and humidity to human health. I’m just wondering if creating a model based on a single study is enough.

peterdutoit,
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@mj for the purpose of this map they used a synthesis study, but there is a large body of work examining the relationship between heat-humidity conditions and mortality which underpins this risk assement.

ralf,
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@peterdutoit don't have to tell me twice, been experiencing record highs in PH for the last couple of weeks.

peterdutoit,
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@ralf and this is at 1.3°C of heating. (Latest 5-year average above preindustrial)

What happens at 1.5° or 1.7° all projected within the next 16 years?

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