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This is what the emdat data says for the Dustbowl in the US in terms of deaths. Only these. Approx 3000 over a decade If you genuinely think that that was the total number of deaths and want to keep promoting this data, that's a dangerous path to go downpic.twitter.com/P6Z3zzgqg5
1) disaster database only measures catastrophes (days) 2) There doesn't seem to be a lot of deaths associated with Dustbowl, CBS (and many others) quote about 7,000 https://www.cbsnews.com/news/dust-bowl-heat-wave-climate-change-twice-as-likely-study-says/ … https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/874369 … 3) if deaths undercounted in past, it only strengthens my argpic.twitter.com/m4OYYHVmNg
Your emdat data is wrong then, isn't it? That's what your whole argument is based on- the data. But you don't know whether deaths were undercounted in the past for all events or overcounted Therefore you should stop using the emdat data as it is unreliable and inaccurate
No You vaguely suggest 3K is vastly undercounted I show no reason to suspect wrong — including non-catastrophic it is 7K If you have a problem with historical evidence, show EMDAT and me that they've missed a big catastrophe Otherwise, just sound like u don't like conclusion
Nice to see you're your usual flipping self when it comes to homelessness, tragedy, millions of people displaced from their homes and property. It seems all you care about our lives and not livelihoods. Famine kills Bjorn.
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