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    1. TwoMoreMinutes on

      ‚extreme heat‘ being a summer in the 30c’s, wow so extreme and totally not just normal summer

      but wait a minute I swear a couple of days ago the big issue was drought

      make your minds up

      edit: all you people need to look at the global climate graph of the last 10,000 years and 100,000 years and it’s clear the climate moves in almost a perfect cycle and we’re not in a particularly hot period.

      If the climate emergency was an actual emergency, we’d all be going all in on solar and nuclear instead of pointless climate initiatives that anyone with a shred of common sense can see are never going to make the slightest bit of difference, and instead pins the blame on the average person.

      Climate changes, absolutely. Mankind’s effect on it, highly highly debatatable. Destroying the economy in the name of saving the climate is not going to get us toward any technical solution any faster.

      [https://co2coalition.org/facts/temperatures-have-changed-for-800000-years-it-wasnt-us/](https://co2coalition.org/facts/temperatures-have-changed-for-800000-years-it-wasnt-us/)

      „The one thing constant about temperature is that it is never constant. We find it rising and falling no matter what time scale we observe, be it hundreds of years or tens of millions of years. This chart, showing the 10,000 years of temperature changes since the end of the last ice age confirms this truism. Here we see quite large temperature swings much greater than what has been observed in the last 150 or so years. Each one of those moves up or down were caused entirely by natural forces. **Those promoting the notion that man’s actions are the primary driver of recent temperature changes require that you believe that these natural forces suddenly and inexplicably ceased functioning at the beginning of the 20th century and that human emissions are now responsible.**“

    2. Not like the Met Office has had climate prediction data for years and years which showed this, if only there were people in the media who aren’t having brown envelopes from the oil firms…

    3. HerefordLives on

      Extreme weather of 30 degrees in July. Fuck. We need extreme measures like more beer gardens and more Pimm’s.

    4. TurnLooseTheKitties on

      Be it man made or natural, the climate is changing and we have to adapt to that change if humanity is going to continue to be a success.

    5. Yes – let’s keep recycling and lowering our carbon footprints while the rich fly around in private planes and old people swan around on cruise ships.

    6. MultiMidden on

      Back in the 1990s I remember a TV documentary warning about climate change causing more extreme weather in the UK – this isn’t really new.

      The real danger is that there are more extremes and that it’s more unpredicatable, as it makes it difficult for the likes of farmers to plan for. They plant crops based on the previous year’s weather only to find it’s completely different this year.

    7. WebDevWarrior on

      Failed crop harvests not just here in the UK but globally are increasing.

      So are plant and animal deaths and extinctions (on an increasingly rapid scale).

      All you morons proclaiming „but it’s just a bit sunny!“ – unseasonable differences in temperature or climate over a long period have serious consequences.

      We no longer have a balanced four seasons, we essentially swing violently between Winter and Summer and when eventually it becomes too much for our food supply chains (due to climate enduced disease increases, these effects can and (in some cases are) leading to shortages.

      I doubt many of you will be boasting about the glourious weather as the worst effects of climate change kick in.

    8. mustwinfullGaming on

      Already got climate change deniers going “sounds like a good day!!!!”.

      The hotter it gets, the more droughts we’ll have. We’ll have more threats to our water, more wildfires, more favourable conditions for various diseases to spread, more crops that fail and can’t be grown and less food. And droughts lead to worse floods. Tons of important animals will die off as well.

      People die from excess heat as well, and the UK generally isn’t built for consistently high temperatures. It’s not a “good day”, it’s a disaster long term, and climate change denial is an extremely dangerous ideology

    9. If only we’d know about this risk of this happening 40 years ago, we could have done something about it. Oh wait…

    10. whatthebosh on

      Yep. More extreme weather cases that we will inevitably fail to prepare for.

    11. The thing about this that makes me despair is how obvious it is. Climate change deniers in 2025 aren’t just wrong, they’re obviously wrong. They know.

      So you have to ask: why? What do they get out of, say, coming on Reddit and being downvoted in every thread about climate change?

      Climate change is just one of many things that will destroy a post-truth world.

    12. r/collapse is coming faster than expected, don’t be one of those people who are wilfully ignorant to it, one of those who buries their head in the sand, don’t succumb to the bs being parroted that we can somehow magically solve it, or fix it in the future, it is this hubris and egotistical thinking that got us here in the first place.

    13. All the People in the uk can try and do their bit for climate change and it wont make any difference. Its India and China that are fucking it up

    14. ash_ninetyone on

      But for the interests of balance, we’ll talk to Dr Oillie who has a competing study that we’re absolutely sure is impartial, despite it being funded by the fossil fuels industry

    15. Civil_Store_5310 on

      When are the rich gonna be held accountable? Fuckin flying around like they’re untouchable gods while we watch them destroy the planet

    16. So now start building accommodation that is insulated and ventilated correctly to future proof new housing.

    17. Milky_Finger on

      We’ve been predicting this for 50 years. We stopped predicting this 30 years ago and started stating factually that this is the way things are becoming.

      Present day, we are still telling people as if it’s brand new information.

      We are such a stupid country full of stupid people.

    18. vocalfreesia on

      Yeah, but people pointing this out and even (shock) asking for action get nothing but death threats from your average Brit. So they deserve everything they get.

      If you’re more upset about traffic being stopped than over 65s dying of heat stroke by the thousands, you’re part of the problem.

    19. Melodic_Physics_9954 on

      Funny that , the reservoirs being empty with „extreme rainfall“ isn’t it ??

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