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]McKinsey Global Institute prepared by ]] Risk Risks and Answers: Physical Hazards and Sosyoeconomic Effects][raporu contains ways to overcome these challenges while considering the risk and uncertainities in the next 30 years with varying climate conditions. [[T][6]

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]9 case study analyzed

Rapor addresses climatic risks in the framework of nine case studies involving basic examples in climate change effects. Specialists who examine the possible effects of climate change in living and working conditions in India and Mediterranean regions have assessed the destructive effects of food systems, based on both global and African agriculture, as well as data on the supply chain of semiconductors and rare metals. Florida has revealed the elements that threaten physical assets in the residential sector and also five different destructive factors in international infrastructure services. At the same time, risks formed by intensive urbanization and analyses for the loss of natural resources, which are formed by the effects of calules, seas and forests. With a detailed geo-continent assessment, the potential socioeconomic effects created by six indicators in 105 countries were also included in the report.

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If the results that are prominent in the analysis done are:]

-]] ]]] All over the world have physical effects of climate change. With the future continues to change the climate after 10 years and later, the regions affected by these conditions will increase as number and size. This increase will affect socioeconomic systems in five basic areas; living-working conditions, food systems, property, infrastructure services and natural resources.

-[]] ]]]Today when people reset the risk of exposure to deadly temperature waves in the region where they live, this may affect 250-360 million people by 2030 with a possible increase of 9 percent. This rate can rise to 700 million-1.2 billion people with an increase of 14 percent in 2050. Thus, fast impact-powered climate threats; employment, incomes and related sectors can be shaken. For example, warming in the seas will affect the lives of 650-800 million people, which provides the survival of it while reducing the number of captured fish.

- The global socioeconomic effects of hope change can reach very large sizes. Humans can directly affect physical and natural resources. According to analysis in 105 countries; all countries will experience an increase in these risk factors by 2030. For example; when there is a loss of 10 percent on work performance outside due to excessive hot and moisture, this rate is expected to rise to 15-20 percent in 2050.

-] ] It may need to update the risk definitions by considering the effects of sources distribution and fuse in areas affected by the climate change of the trade markets. With better understanding of climate-related risks, risk definitions can be changed in the form of eliminating long-term debt, reducing insurance costs and reducing vade value. For example; flood disasters in Florida have also reduced housing values as it leads to damage in homes. Houses damaged by flood in this region lost value by 15-30 percent according to those not to see. This means a loss worth 30 to 80 billion dollars until 2050.

-[] ]Gayri purei with domestic harvest (GSyiH) rates lower than country and regions, because in these areas people live in a greater rate based on natural resources, working outside and climate conditions closer to physical endurance threshold. However, some countries can benefit from climate change. For example; rising temperatures in Canada can improve agricultural production.

-[]] ]] It requires a much more systematic risk management, which speeds up the physical threats, adaptation and carbon removal generated by the change of hope. In this direction, all basic business and policy decisions should be reviewed with climate change perspective. In areas affected by climate change, these can help to manage these risks if need high cost and demanding decisions. In order to perform strong cooperation for all process, mainly investment decisions, in order to perform the necessary preparations for adaptation to excessive hot-resistant shelters or drought-resistant agricultural products.. However, climate science says it is possible with the prevention of global warming, but the reset of greenhouse gas emissions.

] Source: Climate News][