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PhilipP The ``Scientist``of the 2.9 %...........?
Hot and bothered: Climate warming predicted to increase violent conflicts
A hot-off-the-presses SCIENCE study analyses historic and modern data gathered from around
the world and finds a link between global warming and increased human violence
As much of Europe and America swelter under the effects of unusually warm temperatures this
summer, it may be cold comfort to learn that climate change affects more than the weather
; it also influences our behaviour. A hot-off-the-presses study finds that as global temperatures
increase, so does violent human behaviour. Further, thanks to climate change and extremes
in rainfall, this study predicts that conflicts may increase between now and 2050.
This study, just published in the journal Science by Solomon Hsiang, Marshall Burke and
Edward Miguel from Princeton University and UC Berkeley, synthesizes a lot of previously
published studies of violence, ranging from baseball pitchers throwing balls at batters to
wars and even to the collapse of entire civilisations. Their conclusion? When it gets hotter,
people become more violent.
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