Climate damages to the U.S. economy from U.S. transportation emissions
Mankin, Justin; Gottlieb, Alexander; Callahan, Christopher;
Climate damages to the U.S. economy from U.S. transportation emissions
Using an ‘end-to-end’ climate damage attribution method, we estimate that climate damages to the U.S. economy from its own transport sector emissions total $68.0 billion [2015 USD; 95% confidence interval (CI) of $36.5-113.9] over the 1973-2023 period. Damages will continue to accrue from the warming attributable to those historical emissions.
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