Productivity losses ignored in economic analysis of climate change
Kjellstorm, Tord, (2014). Productivity losses ignored in economic analysis of climate change. Our World, n/a-n/a
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Sub-type Website article Author Kjellstorm, Tord Title Productivity losses ignored in economic analysis of climate change Appearing in Our World Publication Date 2014-09-23 Place of Publication Tokyo Publisher United Nations University Start page n/a End page n/a Language eng Abstract Just last week “The New Climate Economy” (NCE) report was released with much publicity. Its main message is that investments in “green energy production, transport and industrial development” will entail slightly higher capital costs than business-as-usual infrastructure expenditures, but that these will largely be offset by lower energy supply requirements. Such transformation, the report argues, would further achieve benefits to human well-being and sustain the natural environment. UNBIS Thesaurus ECONOMICS
HEALTH
HUMAN SECURITY
Risk and Vulnerabilities
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