Home Middle Column Global Death Toll From Extreme Weather Events Declining: 'Long term (1900–2008) avg.... Middle Column Global Death Toll From Extreme Weather Events Declining: ‘Long term (1900–2008) avg. annual deaths and death rates declined by 93% and 98%, respectively, since cresting in 1920s’ By Marc Morano - August 16, 2010 143 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsdroughtsfloodsmediascience Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articlePeer-Reviewed Study in Journal of Geophysical Research: ‘There has been no statistically significant acceleration in sea level rise over the past 100+ years’Next articleOh no! Now languages are threatened by global warming! ‘Linguist on mission to save Inuit ‘fossil language’ disappearing with the ice…language threatened by climate change’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Watch: Morano’s full 25 min speech on Climate Lockdowns at Heartland Skeptic Conference in Las Vegas Climate411 “If you’ve loved the last year and a half living under covid lockdowns, you’ll LOVE the coming climate lockdowns,” Morano quipped. Read more Do you rip off your shingles before finding out if new ones are available? It’s painful to watch those that do Climate411 To anyone that pays attention to the energy world with any objectivity (i.e., not searching for villains), it was obvious that the world would... Read more BBC Climate Expert Explains How Australia Could Live Without Coal Exports Climate411 Coal is both Australia's second largest export and something Australia could live without, according to the BBC. Read more
