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Report: Climate Change Causing Rise in Heat-Related Deaths

Report: Climate Change Causing Rise in Heat-Related Deaths

Above: Residents lounge near the water on Alameda Beach in Alameda, California, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2024, during an exceptional heat wave across the Bay Area and inland. Image copyright: Jessica Christian/Contributor/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images

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Global warming is the foundation of every rise in climate-related disasters, from hurricanes to tornadoes to floods. What's scariest of all is how heat in and of itself is killing more people than those other events combined, as humans simply cannot bear the rapid temperature jumps every year. Unfortunately, continual record-breaking heat waves have become the norm for this generation, but we can still protect the future if we lower carbon emissions.

While global temperatures have steadily risen over the last 50 years, there's actually been no exponenial increase in the rate of warming. And while you may not read this in the news, carbon emissions have also remained flat or declined over he last decade. From fracking and nuclear energy to solar


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