According to a recent study, the number of hot weather increases year by year due to climate change and brings about the potential to reduce the productivity of workers. The soaring energy costs, major changes in agricultural production, high crime rates, and severe damage to the coastal areas have all brought economic problems that come from the tropics.
For outdoor work, negative productivity seems to start at about 79 degrees Fahrenheit (26.1 degrees Celsius), and efficiency drops sharply when it reaches 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32.2 degrees Celsius). From the current forecast of greenhouse gas emissions, by the end of this century, most of the southern part of the United States will experience more than 90 degrees Fahrenheit over five months in one year. At this rate, the productivity of American workers will fall by 2% by 2100. This compares to the 2008 recession of the Greek economy with less than 1% of productivity decline. Personally, it provides a $504 surcharge for each man, woman and child. In addition, in the areas of poverty and agriculture, costs will increase substantially.
The decline in productivity is the biggest blow to the economy. Higher temperatures mean more demand for electricity, which means higher energy costs unless the country makes concerted efforts or breaks through fossil and fissile power generation. At the end of the century, the average annual increase in costs in very poor areas was 287 US dollars, which may have more than doubled. Violent crimes may also rise. Of course, the destruction of the warm coastal areas caused by sea level rise will cost the population hundreds to thousands of dollars each year, but if you want to save the money, then due to heat and humidity-related mortality Will rise. "After 100 years, because of excess calories and humidity, there will be a 10-20 times increase in related mortality," said Dr. Alfred Sommer of Johns Hopkins University.
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