The costs of cutting emissions are offset by the benefits to global health

A number of countries consider the costs of cutting greenhouse gas emissions to be a high price tag, which prevents any meaningful climate action to combat global warming. Although cutting emissions to meet the goals outlined by the Paris Agreement may seem expensive, once you factor in the toll increased pollution will have on human health, the costs get much higher.   In a new study, researchers from the University of Vermont found that the benefits that reducing pollutants and aerosols will have on global health …