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  • Better For The Economy: Value of Climate To Human Being 2.5'C 47 Billion Wages 1995

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    Climate change could have economic benefits such as increased agricultural land from melting ice, lower heating costs in colder regions due to warmer weather, and shorter shipping routes. However, rising sea levels and increased extreme weather events may negatively impact infrastructure and costs. Overall, the document suggests that while some sectors may gain value from a warmer climate, the risks of climate change on societies and ecosystems require careful consideration.

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    Climate change could have economic benefits such as increased agricultural land from melting ice, lower heating costs in colder regions due to warmer weather, and shorter shipping routes. However, rising sea levels and increased extreme weather events may negatively impact infrastructure and costs. Overall, the document suggests that while some sectors may gain value from a warmer climate, the risks of climate change on societies and ecosystems require careful consideration.

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    Better For The Economy: Value of Climate To Human Being 2.5'C 47 Billion Wages 1995

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    Siddhesh Bhardwaj
    Climate change could have economic benefits such as increased agricultural land from melting ice, lower heating costs in colder regions due to warmer weather, and shorter shipping routes. However, rising sea levels and increased extreme weather events may negatively impact infrastructure and costs. Overall, the document suggests that while some sectors may gain value from a warmer climate, the risks of climate change on societies and ecosystems require careful consideration.

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    Better for the Economy

     Value of climate to human being

     2.5’C 47 billion wages 1995


    Warmer Weather is Healthier

     benefited plants and animals

    thrived during the warming periods between the ice ages

    Mankind problem

    fewer deaths descries by 40000 in U.S

    Reduce medical cost


    More Usable Land
    For Farming & Housing

    ice retreats to the poles available for


    both residential and agricultural purposes

    Canada will welcome an agricultural boon

    Rain in deserts area


    Carbon Dioxide Good for Plants

    Arability of more co2

    Plants also prefer warmer winters and nights


    Reduced Transportation Costs

    Increase in sea level

    Passenger and transport cost

    Use in tade perpose

    Time benefit 4000 miles shorter for ships traveling between


    Europe and Asia
    Warmer Weather is Safer

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