– Urgent Climate Action Needed
– Climate Crisis and Poverty
– Economic Impact of Climate Change
A new study warns that if global temperatures rise by 2°C, the average person could become **16% poorer due to economic disruptions caused by climate change. The research highlights how extreme weather, lower agricultural yields, and infrastructure damage will significantly impact global productivity and income levels.
Developing nations are expected to suffer the most, with climate-induced disasters worsening poverty and inequality. Economists stress that urgent action is needed to cut emissions and invest in climate adaptation strategies to prevent severe economic consequences.
Policymakers are urged to strengthen climate policies, promote green energy, and implement financial safeguards to protect vulnerable populations from climate-driven economic shocks.
