If we take decisive climate action now, there is potential to add $43 trillion in net present value to the global economy by 2070. Not only could un-checked climate change lead to significant damage on an environmental and human scale, but it would also be detrimental to the global economy. The Deloitte Economics Institute's recently released Global Turning Point report finds that unchecked climate change could create $178 trillion in global economic losses (in present value terms) between now and 2070. The Deloitte Economics Institute analysis reveals economic growth and opportunities through the new jobs, industries, and innovations that could lie ahead in the next 50 years if we take swift and substantive global climate action. How the transformation looks and unfolds will vary by region, but the Deloitte Economics Institute's modeling shows that nearly every country and sector would gain through swift decarbonization and climate action.

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