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We can also expect the future of sustainable products to include the implementation of carbon reduced manufacturing methods. Big industry players are already setting out their commitments to reduce the footprint their processes leave.

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We can also expect the future of sustainable products to include the implementation of carbon reduced manufacturing methods. Big industry players are already setting out their commitments to reduce the footprint their processes leave.

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Reducing greenhouse gas emissions would not only reduce health problems related to air pollution impacts, but it also could bring along other benefits, like spurring technological innovation, improving the reliability of the power supply by diversifying energy sources, reducing fuel costs and boosting employment.

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In the Southern California of 2050, Angelenos could spend a quarter of the year sweating it out in temperatures of 90 degrees or more. That's 95 days of dangerously hot weather a year, significantly higher than the 67 days we see in 2019. Air conditioning will raise energy bills, but researchers anticipate costs to health as well.

When temperatures spike, deaths rise too, says USC Dornsife environmental economist Paulina Oliva. Research suggests that uncomfortable heat stresses the body, increasing risk of heart problems and stroke, especially in the elderly. High temperatures have also been linked to an increase in pre-term births and infant mortality. Studies on students and stockbrokers and other workers have shown that temperatures above 80 degrees slow down thinking processes, making it harder to focus and make decisions. These problems disproportionately harm people with the fewest resources to deal with the discomfort and health risks.

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longer and healthier life expectancy

reduce energy consumption, and less wastewater generation

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Not everyone will have close family to enjoy and to support them. Loneliness is increasing even as we get busier, fuller lives. Social inclusion depends on a number of factors, and some of those at least will improve.

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It is reasonable to expect the total economy to be 2.5 times bigger than today’s by 2050.