There's a catastrophic black hole in our climate data – and it's a gift to deniers | George Monbiot

I'm so frustrated with this study 😩. I mean, who hasn't heard about how bad climate change is? 🌎 But seriously, it's like we're still stuck in the dark ages when it comes to tracking data on extreme weather events. I need to see some proper bullet points and headings on this article, you know? 💡

And what really gets me is that rich countries are still not stepping up with the funding they promised 🤑. $788 million for a whole year's worth of climate loss and damage? That's like 10 bucks per person in Climate Vulnerable Forum nations 😂. Get real, folks! We need to see some serious investments in climate research and data collection ASAP 💸.

I'd love to see this study laid out with some proper tables and charts too 📊. Maybe a heat map or something to show just how bad the situation is? Visuals are everything when it comes to making an impact on people's minds 😊.
 
🤯 I think this whole thing is super sketchy, you know? Like, we're talking about a region that's already struggling to access basic necessities, and then we're telling them there's no data on how climate change is killing them? It's like, totally not okay. 🚨 And what really gets my goat is that it's not just the lack of data, it's also the lack of funding for climate change initiatives. I mean, 44 cents per citizen in Climate Vulnerable Forum nations? That's basically a joke. 💸 We need to take this seriously and start taking action. Like, what are we even doing with all that money from COP? It feels like a lot of hot air if we're not backing it up with real funding. And can we talk about the whole "shrug of rich-world indifference" thing? It's just... no. We need to do better than that. 💔
 
I'm so worried about this 🌪️. I mean, think about it - if we can't even get accurate numbers on deaths from cold vs heat in Africa, how are we supposed to know what's happening and help? It's like we're just ignoring the elephant in the room 😐. The fact that rich countries aren't funding climate data collection and compensation is pretty shocking, imo 🤯. 44 US cents per citizen in Climate Vulnerable Forum nations? That's just not right 💸. We need to do better, fam! #ClimateActionNow #InvestInOurFuture #DataMatters
 
I'm like really concerned about this news 🤕. The fact that there's such a huge knowledge gap on climate-related deaths, especially in Africa, is just crazy 😱. I mean, 58 times more people dying from cold than heat? That doesn't add up and it's not something you hear every day.

And to make matters worse, the lack of reliable data means that we can't even get a handle on how many lives are being lost due to climate change in those regions 🌎. The fact that some countries don't have comprehensive weather stations or radar is just ridiculous - it's like they're intentionally ignoring the issue 😒.

I think what bothers me most is that this is all because of some rich-world governments not wanting to put their hands up and say, "You know what? We need to do more." They're all about the money, the power, and the politics 🤑. Meanwhile, people in Africa are dying every day due to climate-related disasters. It's just heartbreaking 💔.

We need to step up our game and invest more in climate research and data collection. We can't keep ignoring this issue any longer 🔴.
 
🤔 I'm not surprised by this study at all, it's like they're expecting us to just take their word for it... 58 times more deaths from cold than heat? Yeah right. They probably just relied on outdated data and models, because who needs actual numbers when you've got fancy algorithms, huh? 🙄 And what's with the UN fund being woefully underfunded? It's not like they're asking for a lot, just a fraction of 1% of their GDP to help mitigate the effects of climate change. But no, rich countries are all about lining their pockets and ignoring the poor... it's just business as usual 😒
 
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