A major study shows that rising living standards, shorter working hours and a stable climate are not competing goals but parts of the same future. Nearly 90% of the world's population could double their income by 2100, average monthly earnings converge toward €5,000 in every country, and have working hours fall by half — all within 2°C of warming.
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Un monde plus juste et plus vert d’ici 2100 : les chiffres le confirment

THE GUARDIAN

Une grande étude montre que hausse du niveau de vie, réduction du temps de travail et climat stable ne sont pas des rêves contradictoires, mais les composantes d’un même avenir. Près de 90 % de la population mondiale pourrait doubler ses revenus d’ici 2100, avec un revenu mensuel moyen de 5 000 euros dans tous les pays et un temps de travail divisé par deux — le tout en dessous de 2°C de réchauffement.

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