from CBS News
October 28, 2021
Irina Ivanova, Rachel Layne

Harris Public Policy Assistant Professor Amir Jina was featured in CBS News discussing his research regarding climate change and the impact on the US economy.

Photo of Assistant Professor Amar Jina

"In other words, if the world continues on its current trajectory to reach 4 degrees of warming, that change could cause 10 times the economic damage.

In that future world, climate damage would lead to nearly $1 trillion in costs by the end of the century, said Amir Jina, calling it "a worst-case scenario." 

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