The burning of fossil fuels may cause global warming. Considering both the science and the reactions of crops, human health, and other factors across differing climates, economists generally agree that
A) to protect the interests of future generations, the buildup of carbon dioxide must soon be stopped.
B) any climate change, if it actually occurs, will be extremely costly.
C) there will be both costs and benefits if the climate warms.
D) all people will be worse off if the climate warms.

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Economists generally agree that climate change will have both costs and benefits, as some regions may benefit from warmer temperatures while others may suffer.

The Burning of Fossil Fuels May Cause Global Warming