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Carter M. Powis;David Byrne;Zachary Zobel;Kelly N. Gassert;A. C. Lute;Christopher R. Schwalm.Observational and model evidence together support wide-spread exposure to noncompensable heat under continued global warming[J].Science Advances,2023,Vol.9(36): eadg9297/WXFX_Observation_aland_mode_levidence_together_supportwide-spread_exposure_to_noncompensable_heat_under_continued_global_warming.pdf

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As our planet warms, a critical research question is when and where temperatures will exceed the limits of what the human body can tolerate. Past modeling efforts have investigated the 35°C wet-bulb threshold, proposed as a theoretical upper limit to survivability taking into account physiological and behavioral adaptation. Here, we conduct an extreme value theory analysis of weather station observations and climate model projections to investigate the emergence of an empirically supported heat compensability limit. We show that the hottest parts of the world already experience these heat extremes on a limited basis and that under moderate continued warming parts of every continent, except Antarctica, will see a rapid increase in their extent and frequency. To conclude, we discuss the consequences of the emergence of this noncompensable heat and the need for incorporating different critical thermal limits into heat adaptation planning.

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