Funny that you mention this, I heard via a podcast that clipped a recording of US 'MSM' reporting that the exact figure is 99%. 

The overwhelming scientific consensus is that we need to dramatically reduce GHG emissions, and swiftly.


Solomonsatoshi

According to the report, the most intense and consistent signal comes from northwestern Europe, where sequences of heat waves contributed to some 60,000 deaths in 2022 and 47,000 deaths in 2023. These occurred across Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and other countries.

I find this extremely implausible. I have first hand experience of the region, and I can only say that there are so many questions with such a statement.

While I do take onboard the screams of the righteous, I sometimes ask those same people to carefully consider whether or not there is even a remote possibility that alarmism has become a consistant feature in many academic domains. Besides, if I were to just let my own critical thinking collapse, for the sake of argument, I'm left to consider what course of action, practically, do we take?

science

Unexplained heat-wave 'hotspots' are popping up across the globe

IamSINGLE

> According to the report, the most intense and consistent signal comes from northwestern Europe, where sequences of heat waves contributed to some 60,000 deaths in 2022 and 47,000 deaths in 2023. These occurred across Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and other countries. 

I find this extremely implausible. I have first hand experience of the region, and I can only say that there are so many questions with such a statement.

While I do take onboard the screams of the righteous, I sometimes ask those same people to carefully consider whether or not there is even a remote possibility that alarmism has become a consistant feature in many academic domains. Besides, if I were to just let my own critical thinking collapse, for the sake of argument, I'm left to consider what course of action, practically, do we take?