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Søren Have (sorenhave@mastodon.nu)'s status on Friday, 01-Nov-2024 23:23:42 JST Søren Have

It is well understood that climate change will cost human lives.
In 2021 a study* estimated this to “one excess death globally in expectation between 2020-2100” for each additional ~4,500 ton of CO2.
It is happening 😔. #dkgreen #dkpol
*: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-24487-w
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  The mortality cost of carbon - Nature Communications
  
  from Bressler, R. Daniel
  
  Climate change is expected to have impacts on human mortality, e.g. through increases in heat waves. Here, the author proposes a new metric to account for excess deaths from additional CO2 emissions, which allows to assess the mortality impacts of marginal emissions and leads to a substantial increase in the social costs of carbon.

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