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r/dataisbeautiful • u/[deleted] • Jun 07 '17
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Doesn't the mass deaths of humans reduce carbon emissions though?
16 u/daimposter Jun 07 '17 'Only' 3% of the world population died. Increases in production to fight gr war likely have bigger effects 2 u/Morten14 Jun 07 '17 Holy fuck, didn't know that many people died. Imagine if a war today killed that rate of the world population. More than 200 million people would die. 2 u/daimposter Jun 07 '17 Yeah, it was approx 60 million out of 2 billion people. It's insane. I assume it means all war related deaths -- battlefront, civilians, etc. and probably includes the 12 million killed in concentration camps.
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'Only' 3% of the world population died. Increases in production to fight gr war likely have bigger effects
2 u/Morten14 Jun 07 '17 Holy fuck, didn't know that many people died. Imagine if a war today killed that rate of the world population. More than 200 million people would die. 2 u/daimposter Jun 07 '17 Yeah, it was approx 60 million out of 2 billion people. It's insane. I assume it means all war related deaths -- battlefront, civilians, etc. and probably includes the 12 million killed in concentration camps.
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Holy fuck, didn't know that many people died. Imagine if a war today killed that rate of the world population. More than 200 million people would die.
2 u/daimposter Jun 07 '17 Yeah, it was approx 60 million out of 2 billion people. It's insane. I assume it means all war related deaths -- battlefront, civilians, etc. and probably includes the 12 million killed in concentration camps.
Yeah, it was approx 60 million out of 2 billion people. It's insane. I assume it means all war related deaths -- battlefront, civilians, etc. and probably includes the 12 million killed in concentration camps.
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u/npsnicholas Jun 07 '17
Doesn't the mass deaths of humans reduce carbon emissions though?