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According to the report, even limiting greenhouse gases would substantially reduce the risks of damages, lives lost and health consequences Key findings No 1: air pollution kills The Trump administration published a major report on climate change the day after Thanksgiving. We will explore the key findings each day this week. Donald Trump doesn’t believe his own government’s major report on climate change – which the administration tried to bury over the Thanksgiving break. It warns that rising temperatures are already harming America and will cause huge damage globally. The Guardian will explore key findings from the report each day this week. 48% of the $155bn per year in damages to labor 58% of the $141bn per year in lives lost on extremely hot or cold days 22% of the $118bn per year in damages to coastal property 31% of the $26bn per year in the health consequences from poor air quality 59% of the $20bn per year in damages to roads 47% of the $8bn per year in inland flooding Related: World must triple efforts or face catastrophic climate change, says UN Continue reading…
