Costs of Climate Inaction by the Numbers
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![Portions of an apartment complex roof are blown off by high winds as Hurricane Dolly makes landfall July 23, 2008, in South Padre Island, TX. Average hurricane wind speeds could potentially increase by 3 percent to 24 percent by 2100 as the ocean surface warms, leading to higher costs for hurricane damages. (AP/David J. Phillip)]()
Costs of Climate Inaction by the Numbers
Dan Sanchez and Austin Davis show that climate change is already costing us, and making prompt reductions is a bargain compared to inaction.