CO2 emissions cause lost labor productivity

ScienceDaily
Oct 11, 2019, 1:18 pm128 pts
Extreme high temperatures caused by CO2 emissions could lead to losses in labor productivity. The authors found that every trillion tons of CO2 emitted could cause global GDP losses of about half a percent. They add that we may already be seeing economic losses of as much as 2% of global GDP as a result of what…

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