The projected death rates from heat waves are extraordinarily high, compared to all types of cancer or all infectious diseases, according to a research released by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the International Federation, Red Cross and Red Crescent groups.
Although the research predicted more lethal free waves with every other climate change, the last summer saw free waves that broke all records for ferocity.
According to the analysis, temperatures in crowded urban areas in South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa would exceed what is necessary for man to survive. According to the analysis, this will have an impact on 600 million people in nations like India, Indonesia, and Sudan.
A third of the world’s population will be able to live in regions with annual average temperatures of over 30 degrees Celsius by the end of this century.
According to the analysis, if global temperatures increase by 2 to 2.5 degrees Celsius above average, extreme heat waves may make some regions of the United States, including Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, and California, less suitable for human habitation by 2070.
The paper claims that the most frequent and powerful thermal episodes would cause more animal deaths and environmental destruction, aggravating the effects of such weather.
Food supply will be affected because extreme heat events might cause basic crops like wheat to become unstable.
The paper claims that those who are most at risk and marginalised, such as agricultural workers, migrant workers, the elderly, kids, pregnant women, and nursing mothers, are more at risk of health concerns than heat events.
The authors of the study said that the least responsibility for climate change will also bear a greater burden than the rich countries in which more global warming gases..
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