Is climate disaster risk being exaggerated compared to pandemics?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Cyclone Nargis killed around 108,000 people in one day, primarily because the government of that particular nation refused to issue a mandatory evacuation when warned by the USA and Europe's forecasting agencies.

If you total all climate and geology disasters of the past several decades and combine them, that's less than 200,000 casualties.

Perspective: Covid 19 killed at least 7 million people globally, and some "excess death" estimates have the total as high as 30 million casualties.

Conclusion: Climate change is hardly a threat to anyone, while viruses and bacteria can still wipe us all out.

[goaded]

My conclusion: Try as hard as possible to avoid either! Wars, too.

Death is not the only measure of harm. People losing their homes, their livelihoods, that's harm, too.

[NaultD]

more likely to contribute to a billion refugees roaming around then making people dropping dead.

[beefcakebradybatson]

BS. You're another climate change-denying clown. Do you realize it was ONE HUNDRED SIX DEGREES FAHRENHEIT (41 degrees Celsius) a couple of days ago in Phoenix?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

I don't deny climate change, but I can prove using PHYSICS that only about 1/6th to 1/7th of the present warming is man-made or caused by changes in CO2 or other GHG. The remaining majority share is caused by solar activity, which has paradoxically been on the rise in recent decades even though we are supposedly entering a Maunder Minimum.

Capiche?

Banning fossil fuels will not do one damned thing to stop global warming. Nada.

[strateguy632]

climate disaster risk is being exaggerated even more than pandemics

[NathanDavis]

"you hardly died... get over it... and walk off that casket"

[RavVid]

We now know the Black Death started in China. So I am going pandemics.

[Anonymous]

climate change has always existed and it's delusional to think the world will end in 2050 because the status quo science says so

[Snakeyes7]

It's even more overexaggerated than covid. If they were in any way accurate, then Florida would have been underwater decades ago.

[msc545]

No, actually, the climate disaster is arguably worse. You can't vaccinate against that.

[exitseven]

Climate change is a hoax.

[strateguy632]

One of the proofs was accuweather changed its website, to prevent compared actual temperatures, that they used to show with historic average. But that data might caused people to doubt climate change! so they changed the website to hide the data!

[Sal_Monella]

There is no climate disaster risk.

[Mike_Hum]

Lol, the covid numbers are bullshit too

[qwerty2469]

Both are a fucking joke