Author Jeff Goodell of the NYT premised his book “The Heat Will Kill You First” and Wallace-Wells author of the “Uninhabititle Earth” model to a large degree on a forseeable 4 degree Fahrenheit increase by 2100 as “catastrophic”
4°C temperature rise could shrink the global GDP by over 30%, more than double the economic impact of the Great…
Author Jeff Goodell of the NYT premised his book “The Heat Will Kill You First” and Wallace-Wells author of the “Uninhabititle Earth” model to a large degree on a forseeable 4 degree Fahrenheit increase by 2100 as “catastrophic”
4°C temperature rise could shrink the global GDP by over 30%, more than double the economic impact of the Great Depression.
Climate damage could cost the global economy $551 trillion—nearly twice the wealth of the entire world today.
By 2050, 35% of the global population could be exposed to deadly heatwaves annually, compared to just 1% today.
In a 2°C (3.6 degree Fahrenheit) warmer world, regions in the Middle East and South Asia may experience heat levels beyond human survivability for over 500 million people.
Author Jeff Goodell of the NYT premised his book “The Heat Will Kill You First” and Wallace-Wells author of the “Uninhabititle Earth” model to a large degree on a forseeable 4 degree Fahrenheit increase by 2100 as “catastrophic”
4°C temperature rise could shrink the global GDP by over 30%, more than double the economic impact of the Great Depression.
Climate damage could cost the global economy $551 trillion—nearly twice the wealth of the entire world today.
By 2050, 35% of the global population could be exposed to deadly heatwaves annually, compared to just 1% today.
In a 2°C (3.6 degree Fahrenheit) warmer world, regions in the Middle East and South Asia may experience heat levels beyond human survivability for over 500 million people.