Extreme heat is putting people’s mental health at risk, an Australian study warns, linking rising temperatures to a growing burden of mental and behavioural disorders. High temperatures are already contributing to thousands of cases of poor mental health each year, the study published in Nature Climate Change on Monday says. This toll could increase drastically by 2050 as the planet continues to warm.
“From mild distress to serious conditions like schizophrenia, rising temperatures are making things harder for millions," Dr Peng Bi, lead author of the study from the University of Adelaide’s school of public health, says. How many more bullshit, ridiculous maladies, side efects, ecological problems and other disasters can they pin to 'climate change'?
At some point they lose any credibility, if they even had it in the first place...
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FFS! We always looked forward to summer 100+ for boating, motorcycling, the beach, camping, etc. Happiest days of my life. I guess when you think 80 degrees is hot it might make you stupid not crazy.
ReplyDelete"Extreme heat is putting people’s mental health at risk" So that explains Africans behavior. But the Indians and South East Asians don't seem to have that problem. Maybe just for Australian researchers?
ReplyDeleteWell, that explains the situation in equatorial Africa...
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