The Lancet medical journal made claims about 2023 having the highest global temperatures in over 100,000 years, despite limited historical temperature data.
It also emphasized the impact of climate change on health, stating that heat-related deaths have increased, but failed to note that more people die from the cold.
The Lancet reported that “the world saw the highest global temperatures in over 100 000 years, and heat records were broken in all continents through 2022.”
Geologist, Professor Ian Plimer:
"Game over. We are dealing with a fraud."
"No one has ever shown that human emissions of carbon dioxide drive global warming."
"And if it could be shown, then you would have to show that the 97% of emissions which are natural, do not drive… pic.twitter.com/kMAgMWkSdy
— AnalyzingAmerica (@AnalyzAmerica) November 23, 2023
The outlet claimed that the world “is at the mercy of fossil fuels.”
Adding, “climate change is increasingly impacting the health and survival of people worldwide.”
“These risks could worsen steeply with further inaction,” warned the journal.
The Lancet also claimed that, “heat-related deaths of people older than 65 years increased by 85% compared with 1990–2000.”
The data in the report showed that global warming has reduced the overall death rate from “non-optimal temperatures.”
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