Climate change in the future could have deadly consequences for more than 150,000 Europeans by 2100.
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The effort is praiseworthy but probably still insufficient to avoid major difficulties in the coming years, and the US withdrawal, at least temporary, of the process complicates the projections.
In a study published by Lancet Planetary Health, the effects of these delays will be felt heavily as early as 2100 in Europe. The prospective study noted that mortality due to exceptional climatic events could increase sharply in Europe by the end of the century.
According to the modeling applied to the data of the past years, this annual mortality will increase from 3000 cases in the years 1981 to 2010 to ... 152 000 cases between 2071 and 2100 if the efforts to stem the climate dysregulation are insufficient.
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Far behind but more deadly than before, coastal submersions could generate several hundred annual deaths, compared with less than a dozen now.
Other non-climatic factors are also taken into account in the study, such as the consequences of population density and population migration. But exceptional climatic events could affect by themselves two thirds of the European population by 2100.
Source : La Tribune
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