In the 1920s, floods, droughts, storms and wildfires killed around 485,000 people a year. Today it’s about 12,000, on a planet with more than four times as many people. Lucy Biggers asked the question the climate lobby can’t answer: if the climate is so deadly, why doesn’t it show up in the death toll?

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