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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Lartinos on August 28, 2025, 06:13:49 PM
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Long-term exposure to extreme heat events accelerates the body’s ageing process and increases vulnerabilities to heath issues, finds a long-term study of 24,922 people in Taiwan.
The study, published today in Nature Climate Change1, suggests that moderate increases in cumulative heatwave exposure increase a person’s biological age — to an extent comparable to regular smoking or alcohol consumption. The more extreme-heat events that people were exposed to, the more their organs aged. This is the latest study to show that extreme heat can have invisible effects on the human body and accelerate the biological clock.
Exposure to extreme heat, especially over long periods of time, strains organs and can be lethal, but “the fact that heatwaves age us is surprising”, says Paul Beggs, an environmental-health scientist at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, who was not involved in the research. “This study is a wake-up call that we are all vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change on our health. It reinforces calls for urgent and deep reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions,” he adds.”
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-02729-x
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Interesting you should say that because I was looking up life expectancy in Australia and it was one of the highest in the world. I wondered if the climate had a lot to do with that. People only ever seem sick here in winter.
The free healthcare probably has a lot to do with it, of course.
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Very interesting article, thank you for sharing.
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Climate-Change Agenda detected:
“This study is a wake-up call that we are all vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change on our health. It reinforces calls for urgent and deep reduction in greenhouse-gas emissions,” he adds.”
Meanwhile...
"China burning coal at record high levels in 2025"
https://www.dw.com/en/china-burning-coal-at-record-high-levels-in-2025-report/a-73753189
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LMAO
And yet somehow saunas and hot baths are extremely healthy. Hmmm...
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Sounds like some faggotry that a climate alarmist would come up with. People live longer in the heat except for the fatties.
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Gee, another climate change and the world is ending study. Who would have guessed.
Meanwhile all the old people move south because they know it will kill them, lol
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What is the alternative? Do without electricity to save the planet while overheating from no air conditioning. ::)