One hundred and fifty thousand people will die! If you know the reason, you will be surprised. If nothing is done to prevent the effects of climate change, by the end of 2100, by the end of the 2100, Europe will kill 1.52 million people in extreme weather every year.
Scientists have expressed similar fears. The study, published in the Lancet Planetary Health magazine, said that the number of people killed in the research report is 50 times higher than the current figure.
According to the report, 99 percent of the people die in heat waves due to weather-related deaths. Southern Europeans will become the biggest victim of this situation. Experts have said that the information found in the research report of the European Commission's Joint Research Center is very worrying.
If nothing has been done to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and if the principles are not developed to reduce the effects of extreme weather, then it has been said that between 1981 and 2010, deaths due to extreme weather increased from three thousand to 2071 By 2100, every year 1,52,000 people will stand up to
At the beginning of the current century, one in 20 people affected by natural disasters, which would have been damaged, would be affected by two out of every three people. At the beginning of the century, at the end of the century, by the end of the century, in the coastal floods, up to the death of six people will die by 233 each year.
In the study, 28 countries, including the countries of Switzerland, Norway and Iceland, were seen to have analyzed the seven deadly effects of heat waves, sudden cold waves, fires, droughts, rivers and coastal floods and storms.
The researcher team examined the natural disaster records from the countries from 1981 to 2010 and examined the ability of people to combat disaster. These data then combined the report with the possible results of climate change and population growth and migration.