Why there needs to be many more climate refugees than there are:
https://us.yahoo.com/news/humans-approaching-limits-survivability-sweltering-085328174.htmlHumans approaching limits of ‘survivability’ as sweltering heatwaves engulf parts of Asia
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The weekend downpour in Uttar Pradesh was a welcome change for the northern state of 220 million after temperatures in some areas soared to 47 degrees Celsius (116 Fahrenheit) last week, sickening hundreds with heat-related illnesses.
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in the neighboring state of Bihar, unrelenting heat has extended into its second week, forcing schools to shutter until Wednesday.
At least 44 people have died from heat-related illness across the state in recent weeks, a senior health official told CNN, but the number could be much higher as authorities struggle to accurately assess how many people have died from heatstroke.
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experts say the climate crisis is only going to cause more frequent and longer heatwaves in the future, testing India’s ability to adapt.
Emigration is the most obvious adaptation.
“If health systems aren’t functioning, when you don’t have adequate emergency services, it will lead to (more deaths),” she said. “But what we know for certain is we are going to be approaching limits to survivability by mid-century.”
So move to cooler parts of the world! It is that simple!
India is not the only country in the region to experience such sweltering heat in recent weeks.
Temperatures in northeast China are expected to remain high in the coming days, with mercury levels rising above 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) in certain cities, according to its meteorological observatory.
In Pakistan’s capital Islamabad, temperatures soared to 39 degrees Celsius (102 Fahrenheit) last week before weekend rain brought some relief to the region.
And studies warn the impact of extreme heat could be devastating.
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India often experiences heatwaves during the summer months of May and June, but in recent years, they have arrived earlier and become more prolonged.
Last April, India experienced a heatwave which saw temperatures in capital New Delhi go beyond 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) for seven consecutive days. In some states, the heat closed schools, damaged crops and put pressure on energy supplies, as officials warned residents to remain indoors and keep hydrated.
India is among the countries expected to be worst affected by the climate crisis, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), potentially affecting 1.4 billion people nationwide.
And experts say the the cascading effects of this will be devastating.
A study published in April by the University of Cambridge said heatwaves in India are putting “unprecedented burdens” on India’s agriculture, economy and public health systems, stalling efforts to reach its development goals.
“Long-term projections indicate that Indian heatwaves could cross the survivability limit for a healthy human resting in the shade by 2050,” the study said. “They will impact the labor productivity, economic growth, and quality of life of around 310 - 480 million people. Estimates show a 15% decrease in outdoor working capacity during daylight hours due to extreme heat by 2050.”
Don't wait until 2050! Emigrate ASAP! At least 480 million people must get out of India and preferably resettle in Britain, Australia, Canada, etc..
China is expected to see soaring temperatures across several cities, including capital Beijing.
Last week, Beijing’s temperature soared above 41 degrees Celsius (105.8 degrees Fahrenheit), setting a new record for the capital’s hottest day in June.
According to the country’s meteorological observatory, Beijing, Tianjin, Heibei, Shandong will “continue to be baked by high temperatures.”
The solution is the same. Emigrate or die. These are your only choices.
Woke comments:
Move to a more temperate climate, that's what man has always done, where is the story ?
Man has always moved to more temperate environs that is a fact of life