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Posted on: 2020-05-12
Article in Business Insider accurately describes results from a study estimating up to 3 billion people could live in much warmer temperatures by 2070

The article in Business Insider discusses findings from a study published May, 2020 that projected one to three billion people could live in much warmer climates by 2070, assuming migration is limited and greenhouse gas emissions remain high. The Business Insider article accurately describes the study’s projected changes in mean annual temperatures around the globe, however, the study does not describe these increased temperatures as “unbearable” or “unlivable,” as claimed in the article.
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Posted on: 2018-05-15
Business Insider highlights health impacts of climate change, but some aspects are misleading

“The article draws attention to the high CO2 at present and the health risks of climate change, but it gives the incorrect impression that breathing CO2 directly is a major cause of concern. The most important health effects of climate change—heat stress, vector-borne diseases, air pollution, access to food and water, severe storms, displacement—do get some discussion here.”

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Article in Business Insider accurately describes results from a study estimating up to 3 billion people could live in much warmer temperatures by 2070

Business Insider highlights health impacts of climate change, but some aspects are misleading

Of the many factors that cause wildfires, the influence of climate change and human activities is growing

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