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Todd: is climate change saving lives? a new op-ed is taking a different approach to global warming arguing cold temperatures are more dangerous. the author of that op-ed, hoover institution visiting fellow joins me live to explain. that title sure to throw the green new dealers into a to z. how did you reach that conclusion? >> it is not my conclusion. it is a study that shows heat kills but cold kills too, cold kills a lot more, globally we estimate 67,000 people die of heat but 4.5 million peo...

Barack obama so maybe he has a wife who bans french fries too. >> next up if you want to save the planet you may have to slow down. climate activists are pushing for more speed limits for drivers because slow driving creates more emissions. do you buy this? >> this is the dumbest thing in the world. theyre going to decimate tourism because they go to the audubon to speed and cheat death. its like buying a hot dog outside of times square. to find out if you can pull through. if they were serious ...

From my third-floor hotel balcony I could reach out almost to touch the mountain. It seems such a good neighbour. When I walk out by the Li River, the mountain follows me, shadowing my footsteps. I watch the river-boats working their ways across the current towards night-moorings, the fisherman homeward-bound with his cormorants. Poetry by John Allison

Things like that was that evidence persuasive to you? >> they actually stand a lot of time in chapter 11 going over extreme weather. that becomes very forceful to say this is global warming. they tell us what we already know. more heavy rain. more heat waves, fewer cold waves. thats pretty much it so remember looking at heat and cold waves yes there will be more we saw those overall a new study estimates that 500,000 people died from heat each year to scene 116,000 more heat death a small part t...

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Arizonas Maricopa County announces years first heat death June 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail PHOENIX (AP) — Arizonas largest county is announcing the first recorded heat-related death of the year. The Maricopa County Department of Public Health said Tuesday the death was of an older man. There were a record 323 heat deaths in the county last year. Summer temperatures in Phoenix and other cities in Maricopa County regularly soar into the triple digits. People suffer heat-associated illness when...

The study also accounts storms, floods, and drought into consideration. By  Derya Ozdemir Jun 01, 2021 (Updated: Jun 01, 2021 13:44 EDT) A total of more than 11,000 Americans have died from heat-related causes since 1979, according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Intense summer heat felt by human-caused climate change is killing people all over the world, and a new study, which is said to be the largest of its kind, has found that more than one-third of the worlds he...

More than one-third of heat deaths each year can be directly linked to climate change, according to a study published Monday in the Nature Climate Change journal.Why it matters: The findings require global actors to take "more ambitious mitigation and adaptation strategies to minimize the public health impacts of climate change," the study said.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeThe big picture: The research examined data...