New research indicates that extreme heat negatively impacts people's moods, particularly in lower-income countries. Scientists analyzed over 1 billion social media posts and found that temperatures above 35°C correlate with a significant increase in negative sentiments. The study highlights the emotional effects of climate change and suggests that future climate projections should consider these impacts. Historical data also links high temperatures to increased aggression and violent behavior. Researchers predict a decline in global sentiment by 2100 due to rising temperatures, emphasizing the need for societal adaptation to emotional shocks. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)