Climate crss. X Global economy

 Food Enegy Labour  FEL Fail

1. Agriculture and food supply: Temperature changes affect crop yields, growing seasons, and pest outbreaks. Extreme heat or cold can reduce production, leading to higher food prices and economic instability, especially in agriculture-dependent countries.
2. Energy demand and costs: Warmer or colder temperatures increase demand for cooling and heating. This raises energy consumption, strains infrastructure, and can drive up fuel and electricity prices, affecting businesses and household spending.
3. Labor productivity and infrastructure: Extreme temperatures reduce worker productivity (especially outdoors), disrupt transport, and damage infrastructure like roads, railways, and power grids. These disruptions slow economic activity and increase repair and adaptation costs.