Will people who love the heat, have a better chance at surviving Global Warming?

Answer 1

not a question of "loving the heat"

Problems of global warming is far far more serious.
Food shortages from extreme drought.
Loss of seafood sources, as fish move away from too warm waters.
Coastal flooding from higher sea levels.


Your comfort is the last thing you should be worried about.

Answer 2

Loving The Heat Isn't Going To Change A Humans Survivability.They Will Have To Make Some Cool Arrangements Once The Earth Reaches A Certain Temperature

Answer 3

Actually, we all better stock up on our winter gear because one theory of global warming is that the melting polar ice caps will decrease the salinity, or saltiness, of the oceans and shut down the Atlantic ocean currents which in turn will stop circulating warm air, causing another ice age. Also another reason for global warming is that the Sun is still rapidly (by astrological terms) expanding, and more heat is radiating to the earth.

It's kind of ironic that an event that melted the ice will create more :P. It may take hundreds upon thousands of years for global warming to take a huge effect.

I hope that I helped!

Answer 4

No. All humans have same tollerance for heat, although some are "tougher" in the ways of lasting without water....
ANYHOW... global warming will pose no problwm to survival of life on earth as it would not be the first time humans were faced with a global environmental problem.
Earth once upon a time ago was not on the axis it is now.. it was the opposite... Antartica used to be tropical and full of life.....and now is hardly exposed to 0 degrees celcius or above temperatures......and where it was once ice... now is fruitful life....

Answer 5

Well, first you would have to conclusively prove that global warming is more than an unproved theory used to scare millions. There is just as much evidence today showing that the earth is actually colling as there is evidence to support global warming--it just doesn't get as much publicity because anyone who questions global warming is assumed to be an smog-loving, SUV-driving industrialist. Not exactly a pleasant stereotype...

Answer 6

It doesn't matter how much you love the heat when there's a category 5 hurricane bearing down on you, one of the many consequences of global warming.

Answer 7

Did people in New Orleans who loved heat fare any better last summer than the ones who didn't?

Global warming isn't just about the temperature outside today.

Although I woudn't tell that to people in North Dakota, where it hit 101 degrees last week. 101 degrees in North Dakota. sheesh. If that's not a warning sign...

Answer 8

It's not about the heat. It's about the results of the water and air heating up 1-4 degrees, which will cause climate changes--drought in some areas, floods in others, heavy storms, etc.

Answer 9

Not necessarily...
An increase in global temperatures can in turn cause other changes, including a rising sea level and changes in the amount and pattern of precipitation. These changes may increase the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, such as floods, droughts, heat waves, hurricanes, and tornados.

Answer 10

Not if the heat melts the ice caps & floods all the land (you know like in Ice Age 2) ... then I suppose you would need to love the heat & be able to swim in order to survive :O)

Answer 11

I think so until the global warming becomes an ice age.