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The Economic Fallout From Extreme Heat Will Rise Over Time

Among the costs of very high temperatures: reduced labor productivity, damaged crops, higher mortality rates, trade disruption and dampened investment.

Patricia Cohen
Author: Patricia Cohen

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Patricia Cohen

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Economic Conditions and Trends, Global Warming, Heat and Heat Waves
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