Nighttime glow from bush fires in Western Australia, 6 February 2011. Dozens of houses burnt to the ground near Perth. Photo: REUTERS

By Athena Yenko 
14 October 2013 (IBT) – A leak draft report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC) obtained by News Corp revealed major findings on what the world will be like under a changed climate. The report, Working Group II AR5, is due for release in March in Yokohama, Japan. A section running 100 pages from the report detail the effect of climate change on Australasia with regard to the economy, industry, human health and ecosystems of the country. The section was co-authored by 45 scientists from Australia, New Zealand and the United States. Alarming projections on Australia include a warning that an extra 9,000 Australians a year across the country will die from heat by the end of the century. The report was based from high-emissions scenario. Shocking projections are as follows: Yearly, it was projected that 800,000 more people will experience stomach ailments due to stomach bugs from contaminated food and water. There will be more than 270,000 homes that will be in danger of collapsing due to rising sea levels. $226 billion worth of coastal assets – homes, rail and road infrastructures – are at risk due to a 1.1 metre rise in sea levels There will be an increase in temperature-related hospital admissions in South Australia by the end of century. The number of Australian expected to die in NSW due to heat will triple. South Eastern Australia is now a global climate change “hot spot”. Australian oceans are warming faster compared to any other ocean in the world, and this pace is predicted to increase by ten per cent more than the global average. “In Australia sea level rise of 1.1 metres would affect over $226 billion of assets including up to 274,000 residential and 8000 commercial buildings. While the magnitude of sea level rise during the 21st century remains uncertain, its persistence over many centuries implies that realisation of these risks is only a question of time,” according to the Working Group II AR5 report. “Projected increases in heatwaves will increase both heat-related deaths and hospitalisations, especially in the elderly, compounded by population growth and ageing. The number of hot days when physical labour in the sun becomes dangerous is also projected to increase substantially in Australia by 2070, leading to economic costs from lost productivity, increased hospitalisation and occasional deaths,” as stated from the report. “While the magnitude of sea level rise during the 21st century remains uncertain, its persistence over many centuries implies that realisation of these risks is only a question of time.” [more]

Doomsday Rising: 9000 Aussies will DIE from HEAT YEARLY by the End of the Century