US EditionClimate Study Widely Used by Central Banks Retracted Over Errors
The study overstated economic losses from climate change due to errors in Uzbekistan data, reducing estimated income drop to 17%, with authors planning a corrected peer-reviewed version.
- Researchers at Germany's Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research revised their forecast of a drop in global income due to climate change from 19% to 17% by 2050, citing data errors as the reason for the change.
- The probability that fixing climate damage will cost more than building resilience has been lowered from 99% to 91%.
- Max Kotz emphasized that climate change will severely harm the global economy, particularly impacting low-income areas with minimal emissions.
- Gernot Wagner mentioned that home insurance premiums in the U.S. have doubled over the last decade due to climate risks, which are expected to increase further.
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