According to Britain’s Office for National Statistics between 1988 and 2022 over four times as many people died from cold weather in that country than from excessive heat, the Daily Mail reports.

The Daily Mail provides more details:

Four-times as many Britons have died as a result of cold weather than hot temperatures in recent decades but the gap is closing, new figures suggest.

Researchers estimate there were more than 53,000 heat-related deaths and more than 215,000 from cold in England and Wales from 1988 to 2022.

Of course, for the world elite global warming remains their top political agenda.

But cold being a bigger concern than heat falls in line with a study conducted back in 2020 by a group of researchers who were scouring the universe looking for the ideal planet where life could start.

But before they could do that search, they first had to determine what defined an ideal planet.

In their study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Astrobiology, they concluded that it should be five degrees warmer than Earth’s current average temperature. READ: Study Finds Ideal Climate for Life Is Five Degrees Warmer than Present

READ: Cold weather has killed four-times as many Brits as heat in recent decades – but rising temperatures pose ‘growing threat’, experts warn

Of course, as part of this, the global elite blames CO2 for the rising temperatures, but even NASA is admitting that higher levels of CO2, which is essentially a plant fertilizer, have resulted in a greener earth. READ: Carbon Dioxide Fertilization Greening Earth, Study Finds

Huge increase in yields for 3 staple crops with rise in atmospheric CO2 due to human emissions. 10%, 30%, and 40% increase for corn, soybeans and wheat respectively since 1940. China and India largely responsible. They don't buy "climate emergency". https://t.co/Jbc2LTEk2I pic.twitter.com/cpf61TGaTs

— Patrick Moore (@EcoSenseNow) April 9, 2022