
Furthermore, the increased exposure to sunlight will lead to a rise in skin cancers, the number of people at a high risk from flooding is set to rise from 1.5 million to 3.5 million by 2100 and there will be up to 14,000 (14.5 percent) more cases of food poisoning, including Salmonella, per year. Malaria and tick-borne diseases may also increase.
Nevertheless, the report is based on the usual litany of "warmist" propaganda and speculation, and does not take into account the recent flattening of the global temperature curve, nor of this current winter which has the global January temperate below the 20th Century average.

Thus, what this report – albeit inadvertently – does point up yet again is that the effects of warming are considerably less troubling than those of cooling. It is rather ironic therefore that those who seek to abate the rise in temperatures might, if their endeavours were successful, be condemning thousands of their fellow humans to a premature death.
Global warming pic by Anoneumouse.
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