The Cost of Climate Change (for The U.S.)
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/climate-change-economic-cost-united-states?tgt=nr
The U.S.'s economy is at risk of being reduced by 10% if we don't start taking action to clean up our act. On top of that more and more people are going to die from air pollution especially on the northeast, temperatures will continue to rise (on the northeast), and there will be large labor losses in the southeast of the U.S. We need to take action. Such as signing up for the Paris Agreement. Doing nothing isn't an option.
The U.S.'s economy is at risk of being reduced by 10% if we don't start taking action to clean up our act. On top of that more and more people are going to die from air pollution especially on the northeast, temperatures will continue to rise (on the northeast), and there will be large labor losses in the southeast of the U.S. We need to take action. Such as signing up for the Paris Agreement. Doing nothing isn't an option.
It's really sad to think about the fact that air pollution may be on the verge of killing people and yet we are still continuing to do it and not enforcing it hard enough to find solutions. In addition, our society has become so broken in ways that the right option would be to sign the Paris Agreement which, I feel, will at least boost the motivation and effort of the environment and anyone who is for the agreement.
ReplyDeleteIf it saves money in the long run I don't understand why we don't try reducing climate change.
ReplyDeletethe only reason we arent enforcing policies to prevent this is that a bunch of conspiracy theorists and businesses are apparently more credible that scientists
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