Global climate inactivity threatens life

University College London was prepared with the contribution of the 52 research institution and the United Nations (BM) organization from different regions including 2023 Report, World Health Organization and World Meteorology Organization. The UN Climate Change Framework Agreement will be held in Dubai hosted by the United Arab Emirates on 30 November-12 December 28th Parties Conference (COP28) in the report published before, the relationship between climate change and health was examined in 47 indicators. According to the report, there is a risk of 2.7 degree increments up to 2100 compared to the level of global temperature in the pre-industrial period.. The last year an individual has been calculated twice as the probability of occurrence due to the climate change caused by 60 percent of these temperatures, while exposed to high temperatures that threaten health for an average of 86 days.

without confidence in more than127 million human food
Over 65 years of age-related deaths increased by 85 percent compared to 1991-2000 years in 2013-2022. If temperatures were not changed due to climate change, it was estimated that this increase will be at 38 percent. Due to more frequent hot air waves and droughts, more than 127 million people in 122 countries in 2021 experienced moderate to severe food insecure. Lancet writers found that changing weather conditions accelerate the spread of infectious diseases that threaten life. As an example of this, due to warming in the seas, the appropriate coastal strip area for the spread of Vibrio bacteria, which leads to disease and death in humans has increased 329 kilometers annually since 1982 and had a risk of 1.4 billion human diarrhea diseases, wound infections and sepsis. Vibrio was seen that the coastline, which is conducive to the spread of bacteria, increases 142 kilometers annually, is under the high threat of Europe. [

]Economic losses 23 percent high
The global temperature rise, which reached 1.14 degrees according to the pre-industrial average, was predicted to reach 264 billion dollars of economic losses from extreme weather events last year. This figure is 23 percent higher than economic losses calculated in 2010-2014. Due to the high temperature in the world, 490 billion potential labor time loss was experienced in 2022, the loss of labor force per person was 143 hours. These losses increased 42 percent according to 1991-2000 period. Due to the loss of labor force experienced depending on temperature stress, African lost 4.1 percent of its gay pure domestic harvest. This loss was 2.7 percent in the Small Island States, 2.6 percent in Asia and 1.3 percent in South and Central America.

Fosil fuel industry net 305 billion dollar subsid
Greenhouse gas emissions leading to climate change have reached 36.8 gigato by increasing 0.9 percent of energy sector-sourced emissions per single. While the use of fossil fuel is driving with incentives that governments provide in the sector, 69 percent of global carbon emissions in 2020 provided net $305 billion to fossil fuels. This figure exceeds 10 percent of national health expenses in 26 countries and 50 percent in 10 countries. Private sector banks in 2017-2021 credited $72 billion to fossil fuels. Fosil fuel companies divided only 4 percent of capital investments last year to renewable energy.

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If the global temperature rise exceeds 1.5 degrees, it is predicted that the risks in terms of public health will increase rapidly, while the temperatures rise to 2 degrees to 2100, the Lancet Countdown report predicts that the 47 indicator will worsen. According to this scenario, there is a risk of 50 percent of the lost potential work force clock due to 370 percent and temperature per year. More often seen hot air waves are growing in the danger of bringing about 525 million more people to live medium to severe food insecure. With rising temperatures, life-threatening infectious diseases are also worried that they will spread more than a century middle. For Vibrio bacteria, the appropriate coastal strip length increases from 17 percent to 25 percent, leads to more cases, the potential for the infection of dang humid is 37 percent higher. Although the impact of temperature rise on health and societies is increasingly increasing, Lancet writers are optimistics that can reduce losses with measures to be taken and improvements to be done. In this context, it is estimated that most of the 1.9 million life loss caused by exposure to direct fossil fuel-source external environment pollution can be avoided by improvements in air quality, while it brings many opportunities with a climate action that puts fair and center health.
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"We paid the price of the indefiniteness with life]
The Director of the Executive Director of Lancet Back Issue Marina Romanello expressed that in the evaluation of the report, the health inventory they are extracted, the increased dangers of climate change in the world goods to life and late resources. Romanello noted that the speed and scale of efforts that have been revealed so far to limit global temperature rise is insufficient to protect the health and safety of people: "Every second 1.337 tons of carbon dioxide continues to release, and we do not reduce the emissions enough to keep our climate hazards at the levels that our healthcare systems can cope. There is a tremendous human cost of inactivity and we can’t lift an uninteresting at this level. We paid the price of this inactivity with life. Every moment we take, the way to a livable future is more difficult, and the adaptation makes it more cost and challenging. Romanello, despite that he still hopes, he called to transform COP28 into an opportunity to measure temperature rise and secure climate action.