Does human body temperature impact climate change?
Does human body temperature impact climate change? Directly? It's not even a blip. The Earth's population is 7.6 billion. With each person radiating about 80 watts (basal metabolism), that's about 600 gigawatts, or 760 gigawatts using a round figure of 100 watts. That sounds like a lot, but it's only a tiny fraction of the 18 terawatts consumed by humanity, which in turn is a tiny fraction of the 174 petawatts the Earth receives from the Sun.

Indirectly, yes. A growing population and the desire for greater wealth by a growing population (third world nations and developing nations want to move themselves out of those categories) are key drivers of climate change.