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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1457919)	5/21/2024 8:08:39 PM
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"First world nations are at risk of losing people at a scale that vastly dwarfs whatever losses can be attributed to 'climate change.'" Only if we have a nuclear war, a more virulent pandemic, or maybe a Carrington Event. Meanwhile in the Third World, “People are so hungry they are stealing food,” says a farmer in Zambia, where an unprecedented drought has devastated crops. “If we survive until the next harvest, it will be by the grace of God.”https://t.co/lzjdc0S4Dz — Yale Environment 360 (@YaleE360) May 21, 2024 Indian summers have always been scorching, but this year sees a whole new kind of heat: temperatures soaring over 45C, water shortages, and election delays. #ActOnClimate #Heat https://t.co/O0qaypKw49 — Greenpeace International (@Greenpeace) May 21, 2024 and, in Animal World, Mexico's howler monkeys dropping dead as heat toll mounts - Reuters https://t.co/MLca5FD8ZV — Paul Beckwith (@PaulHBeckwith) May 21, 2024