Global warming gone: Russia coldest winter in decades -50 people dying

[magikusar]

Down to -50C: Russians freeze to death as strongest-in-decades winter hits

http://rt.com/news/russia-freeze-cold-temperature-379/

[MuscleBuff]

I was wondering if getbiggers turn on the heat or not? I never turn on the heat because it is quite literally the same as burning money. But it makes half of the year quite miserable, and in the end half of my life.

So I started questioning it all as life is fleeting and I discovered there is probably no God or afterlife. Do getbiggers turn on the heat yes or no?

[Brenda Steunbeer]

Death by freezing in russia usually has to do with alcohol abuse, now more and more drug abuse, and endless stupidity

[MajorDomo]

I was wondering if getbiggers turn on the heat or not? I never turn on the heat because it is quite literally the same as burning money. But it makes half of the year quite miserable, and in the end half of my life.

So I started questioning it all as life is fleeting and I discovered there is probably no God or afterlife. Do getbiggers turn on the heat yes or no?

No - I just moved to a hot climate.

[MuscleBuff]

No - I just moved to a hot climate.

Nicely done. I don't think I could pull that off career wise

[Kwon]

I was wondering if getbiggers turn on the heat or not? I never turn on the heat because it is quite literally the same as burning money. But it makes half of the year quite miserable, and in the end half of my life.

So I started questioning it all as life is fleeting and I discovered there is probably no God or afterlife. Do getbiggers turn on the heat yes or no?

In my house, one thing is certain

[Moontrane]

Every year 5M people die from extreme temperatures: 4.6M from cold, 400K from heat.

If it's warming, fewer will die from cold, but would that be offset by more deaths from heat?  I've seen no analysis of this, but it seems like a worthwhile thing to consider.

[MuscleBuff]

Every year 5M people die from extreme temperatures: 4.6M from cold, 400K from heat.

If it's warming, fewer will die from cold, but would that be offset by more deaths from heat?  I've seen no analysis of this, but it seems like a worthwhile thing to consider.

You could be assassinated by the climate lobby for such logic