Damage of Rs 830 lakh crore to the world due to pollution caused by the US !

Poor and developing countries suffer the worst impact
New Nature study shows US greenhouse gas emissions caused over $10 trillion in global economic damage since 1990

Washington (USA) – The United States (US) has caused more than $10 trillion in global economic damage since 1990 through its greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new study published in the journal Nature.

As the largest historical emitter of carbon dioxide, the US is responsible for about $10.2 trillion in cumulative climate-related economic damages worldwide through 2020, making it the biggest contributor to global losses linked to rising temperatures.

Around 30% of the economic damage linked to US emissions , roughly $2.97 trillion, occurred within the United States itself, while about 14% ($1.39 trillion) affected the European Union, the two regions that experienced the largest total GDP losses.

For India, the estimated damage from US emissions amounts to around $500 billion and for Brazil, about $330 billion, according to the research.

Editorial Perspectives

This clearly shows that the US and European countries are responsible for the increasing global pollution. These countries are accountable for the destruction of the Earth.