it is not clear how the "balance" between the real benefits and pure business, but in the meantime we go on, you will have to do something for this planet is not it? To launch the new
Green economy, the private sector by 2050 would have to invest each year 2% of global GDP, equivalent to about 1.3 trillion dollars. E 'is the message launched by the new report by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), under which the transition to a low carbon transformation from the "green" ten key areas: agriculture, construction and energy; fisheries, forestry, industry, tourism, transport, water and waste management. Currently the world spends a digit between 1% and 2% of GDP in a number of areas such as subsidies for fossil fuels, unsustainable fishing and agriculture. Suffice
then begin to redistribute resources, with a series of vantaggi.Secondo the report, the transition to green economy, if supported by policies at national and international levels, bringing in new jobs to replace those lost progressively with the traditional economy. For example, investing about 1, 25% of global GDP each year in energy efficiency and renewables, could cut energy demand by 9% in 2020 and almost 40% by 2050. And the transition to green economy would produce greater growth in GDP and GDP per capita, contributing to alleviating poverty and reducing by one third the greenhouse gas emissions, a key objective to avoid the disasters of climate change.
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