The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming

by David Wallace-Wells

The breakdown by country is perhaps even more alarming. Even given worst-case warming, there are places that benefit, in the north, where warmer temperatures can improve agriculture and economic productivity: Canada, Russia, Scandinavia, Greenland. But in the mid-latitudes, the countries that produce the bulk of the world’s economic activity—the United States, China—would lose nearly half of their potential output. The warming near the equator would be worse, with losses throughout Africa, from Mexico to Brazil, and in India and Southeast Asia approaching 100 percent. India alone, one study proposed, would shoulder nearly a quarter of the economic suffering inflicted on the entire world by climate change. In 2018, the World Bank estimated that the current path of carbon emissions would sharply diminish the living conditions of 800 million living throughout South Asia. One hundred million, they say, will be dragged into extreme poverty by climate change just over the next decade.

Stupid whitey wont even exist by 2100 but gleefully predicts doom for India.