Luke888 said:
Your argument doesn't make sense: warmer weather in colder countries is certainly apreciated but the warming happens all around the world, every year in Africa thousands of square km go under desertification, which takes the place of most of the forests that contribute to make us breath. Plus, in a world where not everyone has access to water I'm shure that there's already more people dying because of heat than because of freezing. In the summer newspapers always report about people dying because of heat even in the most advanced countries while people dying because of freezing don't appear that often... |
In first world countries it is actually winter which kills more. People have had a good job of avoiding deserts, while harsh winters happen in most first world countries (in the temperate zone.)
http://www.usatoday.com/story/weather/2014/07/30/weather-death-statistics-cold-heat/13323173/
Also the IPCC has found rising CO2 levels to have a net increase in vegetation growth, especially in the tropics. Other climatologists have also found it to be responsible for something like 14% greater agricultural output in the world's breadbaskets than if CO2 we're to remain constant. I can source these claims if you want. On my phone right now though. They are also easy to look up.
