Climate change will drive 200 million Africans into severe hunger, slash revenue from crops by 30% and cut average gross domestic product per capita by 7.1%, a new study shows.
The Center for Global Development study shows that the developing world will bear the brunt of the impact of a warming world.
While “moderate economic loss” will be experienced until 2050, after that date the impact will be significant and Africa will be the hardest hit.
It’ll actually slash it 100% as the entire earth system collapses. ( no environment, no GDP, no economy, no jobs…)
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*From Bloomberg News reporter Antony Sguazzin*
Climate change will drive 200 million Africans into severe hunger, slash revenue from crops by 30% and cut average gross domestic product per capita by 7.1%, a new study shows.
The Center for Global Development study shows that the developing world will bear the brunt of the impact of a warming world.
While “moderate economic loss” will be experienced until 2050, after that date the impact will be significant and Africa will be the hardest hit.
It’ll actually slash it 100% as the entire earth system collapses. ( no environment, no GDP, no economy, no jobs…)