How can global warming kill people?

Answer 1

Realistically, global warming is a needed event. Without this warming we would be dead. The concept of man contributing is different. The warming we have seen of of over 0.2 degrees since 1934 has been blamed on man by many political groups that ignore the fact the planet has been warming for 10,000 years.

0.2 degrees of warming is not going to kill people. There is no evidence of an increase in storms. Polar bears are not dieing because of the weather and much of the Horror stories you hear about the issue are pretty much that, stories.

A:It is difficult to attribute specific deaths to global warming. As glaciers vanish, it seems likely deaths will result from the loss of rivers that serve as drinking water. Global warming will cause (and may already have caused) intensified storm activity, but it is beyond our capability to attribute any specific storm to global warming. Sea level rise is a serious concern, but it will likely take decades for ocean levels rising as a result of ocean warming to affect more than small, low-lying mid-ocean islands. Droughts and heatwaves are difficult to specifically attribute to global warming, but will intensify in some areas and those can lead to deaths.

Answer 2

Global warming can lead to more frequent and intense heatwaves, which can cause dehydration, heatstroke, and exacerbate existing health conditions. It can also contribute to the spread of disease-carrying mosquitoes and other vectors, as well as to extreme weather events like hurricanes and wildfires that can result in injuries and fatalities. Additionally, rising sea levels from melting ice caps pose risks to coastal communities through flooding and storm surges.