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Study: Emissions Could Slash Global Income by 25%

10/8/2025

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A study warns emissions could shrink global income nearly 25% by 2100.
Per-capita GDP losses up to 24%, U.S. facing a one-third drop.
Wealthy nations' carbon footprints exceed targets; U.S. is 17x higher.
Hot or Cool Institute emphasizes inequality and overconsumption for Paris Agreement goals.
Conference of the Parties 30 (COP30) aims to boost urban resilience and implement climate commitments.

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Story summary

A study warns emissions could shrink global income nearly 25% by 2100.
Per-capita GDP losses up to 24%, U.S. facing a one-third drop.
Wealthy nations' carbon footprints exceed targets; U.S. is 17x higher.
Hot or Cool Institute emphasizes inequality and overconsumption for Paris Agreement goals.
Conference of the Parties 30 (COP30) aims to boost urban resilience and implement climate commitments.