Dear Agim Mamuti,

Please have a look at this link.

https://www.quora.com/How-does-global-warming-affect-the-economy

Good luck!

Scientists and economists are beginning to grapple with the serious economic and environmental consequences if we fail to reduce global carbon emissions quickly and deeply. The most expensive thing we can do is nothing. Some of the effects of global warming in terms of economics are: 1. Damage to property and infrastructure, 2. Lost productivity, 3. Mass migration and security threats, and 4. Coping costs.

https://www.climatehotmap.org/global-warming-effects/economy.html

Please also have a look at these useful links.

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https://www.schroders.com/bg/sysglobalassets/digital/us/pdfs/the-impact-of-climate-change.pdf

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/11b9/fc1210c388ca95612ab5244da29e0d8e64c2.pdf

https://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~walker/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Tol2009.pdf

It is all about the access and use of energy resources, especially to apply energy technologies, which yield a high EROI (energy return on energy investment). Our current monetary system is a great obstacle for reaching an eco-logical systems sustainability; money means access to energy, and a growing monetary volume by fiat credit means to get some-thing (energy for fuel, food and fun) for no-thing (virtual numbers), i.e. a certain biophysical limit will be reached soon.

In Alaska, some like it because the oil companies are promising to revive the local economy and others hate it beascuse it is changing their way of life.

Global warming affects the geography within which the global economy operates:

---It changes growth zones.

---It changes shorelines.

---It changes the places where humans will feel comfortable living.

---In addition, if humans actually decide to do anything about it, it will change the way industry and people use fossil fuels.

Major research projects are being conducted about this topic. In average, there'll be some ups and downs in the economy within the context of climate change, the result is that economy shall be affected negatively.

An interesting approach about taking advantages of the ups of economy excited by climate change is being seriously under focus.

May be crop productivity affected and create some health hazards.

• Damage to property and infrastructure. Sea-level rise, floods, droughts, wildfires, and extreme storms require extensive repair of essential infrastructure such as homes, roads, bridges, railroad tracks, airport runways, power lines, dams, levees, and seawalls.
• Lost productivity. Disruptions in daily life related to climate change can mean lost work and school days and harm trade, transportation, agriculture, fisheries, energy production, and tourism. Severe rainfall events and snowstorms can delay planting and harvesting, cause power outages, snarl traffic, delay air travel, and otherwise make it difficult for people to go about their daily business. Climate-related health risks also reduce productivity, such as when extreme heat curtails construction, or when more potent allergies and more air pollution lead to lost work and school days.

• Mass migration and security threats. Global warming is likely to increase the number of "climate refugees"—people who are forced to leave their homes because of drought, flooding, or other climate-related disasters. Mass movements of people and social disruption may lead to civil unrest, and might even spur military intervention and other unintended consequences.
• Coping costs. Societies may find ways to prepare for and cope with some climate impacts—provided that we do not let our carbon emissions continue unabated. However, even a partial accounting of these measures suggests that coping is likely to be more costly steps to reduce carbon emissions thereby reducing associated climate impacts. For example, farmers might need to irrigate previously rain-fed areas, cool vulnerable livestock, and manage new or more numerous pests. Local and state governments that taker early steps to ensure that houses are more energy efficient, and build early warning systems for heat waves and disasters and add emergency responders are more likely to cope with extreme events. Governments may also have to build seawalls, contain sewer overflows, and strengthen bridges, subways, and other critical components of the transportation system. Rebuilding after disasters strike is likely to prove even more costly than these preventive measures, studies show. And these costs do not include those stemming from lives lost and other irreversible consequences of allowing heat-trapping gases to accumulate unchecked in our atmosphere.

Reference: https://www.climatehotmap.org/global-warming-effects/economy.html

The global warming affect the economy through the change of conditions of our life( factories, establishment, sea,transport....etc).

The global warming will have impact on economy growth of the country.Global should be ready to combat the climate change and global warning.

Global warming and it's allied negative impacts affect sustainability of all developmental projects in a region. In the field of agriculture, farm yield is drastically affected and food security is threathened.

I agree with Mahesh Kumar

when the patterns of life change, economy is definitely influenced. for example, due to the lack of rain, some regions are evacuated. certainly, economy is affected negatively.

Change the environment that we live in, necessitate accommodation, that will need resources, and affect the production levels. these things will negatively affect economy.

Impacts of Global Warming

Global warming is already underway with consequences that must be faced today as well as tomorrow. Evidence of changes to the Earth's physical, chemical and biological processes is now evident on every continent.

To fully appreciate the urgency of climate change, it's important to understand the ways it affects society and the natural environment. Sea levels are rising and glaciers are shrinking; record high temperatures and severe rainstorms and droughts are becoming increasingly common. Changes in temperatures and rainfall patterns alter plant and animal behavior and have significant implications for humans. In this section, explore the connections between the climate data and the changes happening around you—and those you can expect to see in the future—in all parts of the globe, including your own backyard.

Not only are global warming-induced changes currently underway, but scientists also expect additional effects on human society and natural environments around the world. Some further warming is already unavoidable due to past heat-trapping emissions; unless we aggressively reduce today's emissions, scientists project extra warming and thus additional impacts.

The Climate Hot Map arranges current and future climate impacts into five main groupings:

• People
• Freshwater
• Oceans
• Ecosystems
• Temperature

Each of these major groupings, in turn, is divided into specific categories that describe more fully some of the consequences we may face. Click on any of the categories listed on the left for more information.

With the best wishes

Mr Rezaei Ahvanooei.

Global warming is directly related to detrimental impacts on all ecosystems worldwide. Every organism on the earth and its functions have a definite link to climate dynamics with several factors associated with human beings. Global warming is one of the major negative phenomena that has strong potential to influence our environment and climate by triggering sea-level changes, excessive or lack of rainfall and therefore has a straightforward connection with the economy.

Dear Colleagues,

Thank you for your contribution in discussing this issue!

Much appreciated!

Maybe this could help hoy

https://www.osti.gov/etdeweb/biblio/20838308

Article Global Warming Mitigation Through Carbon Sequestrations in t...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economics_of_global_warming#:~:text=climate%20change%20would%20increase%20income,impacts%20in%20many%20developed%20countries.

From different sides. For example, sea level rise affects coastal real estate prices, especially in low-lying areas.

Best wishes.

Disruptions in daily life related to climate change can mean lost work and school days and harm trade, transportation, agriculture, fisheries, energy production, and tourism.