How does climate change impact global economies, and what can be done to mitigate its effects?

[Kayla45]

It hurts their image and reputation as a clean and renewable country, letting big corporations and companies take advantage of a worsening situation.

It should encourage more cooperation from all countries to help with going more green, taking more measures to ensure a sustainable and environmentally friendly economy is being assured for the future of the world.

Other, or your own personal opinion if not chosen the options above

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Taking more measures to ensure a sustainable and reliable future.

[thearchjoker]

The problem with manmade climate change is the west is the only region in the world that actually cares about the climate while most of the pollution is coming from other parts of the world so no matter how green the west gets it won't solve anything.

The problem with climate change as a whole is that earths climate has changed by itself countless times so its hard to even tell if humans are even making much of difference. Bac in the carboniferous the world was much warmer and had twice the oxygen of today allowing giant bugs to rule the earth while the ice age was much more recent and the world was much much colder back then. these changes were pre civilisation and have been going from hot to cold to hot again for letteral eons.

[Still-alive]

Water is going to be more and more precious and some even predict there will be wars over that most vital of resources if climate change isn't dealt with. the poorest countries and communities are bearing the full brunt of its devastating consequences as usual.

[Kelley1]

Already, the powers have changed it from global warming to climate change, proving there is zero evidence that human activity has anything to do with climate change which is always occurring.

[chrissykerdock]

it's a scam climate change has been talked about since jesus christ it's just a reason to collect more taxes

[Fireguy17]

Mother nature doesn't go in 100 year cycles.
It goes in tens of thousands to millions of years

Remember, a lot of the world was covered by glaciers a couple 2 3 million years ago, but they melted, and are still melting today.
That was long before mankind was around and cow farts.
Probably in another million or so years we will be ass deep in glaciers once again.

[AviatorTom]

Climate change and the melting of the Arctic ice sheet has opened up far north shipping lanes (the long searched for Northwest Passage now exists), which actually makes it easier, and cheaper, to ship goods around the world.

[NathanDavis]

will be bad news for those who love a good sushi...

[DrPepper12]

It's gonna create new political and economic winners and losers. Upset the balance.

[Juxtapose]

They call it climate change now because the globe stopped warming. Think about that.

[gorydetails]

Man-made climate change is a hoax.