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The primary study reports its heat-related labor damage estimate and uncertainty interval. MODEL_OUTPUT

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Source: New labour and agricultural damages improve climate cost estimates · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:43d3372350fa47365509f4e9bbdf92b2b350f264cad56e6093bf6a5a0464d01f

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Here we estimate heat-related labour productivity damages at US$41 per ton CO2 in 2025 (90% confidence interval US$1–108) using bias-corrected CMIP6 heat stress projections, two labour response functions, general equilibrium modelling to capture economic adaptations and a modern integrated assessment framework.

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