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Introduction,s. Understanding the bounds of environmental limits to avoid ethical downfalls beyond the control of singular nation states infringing on intergenerational equity—the fairness to provide an at least as favorable standard of living to future generations as enjoyed today—has become a blatant demand. I

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Intergenerational Equity, least as favorable conditions as experienced. The natural behavioral law of intergenerational equity was lived for centuries and transpired in the social compound as practiced in ancient, traditional customs ever since. Intergenerational equality is grounded on a human-imbued wish for fairness as t

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Global Responsible Intergenerational Leadership,ate change. The multi-faceted investigation of intergenerational equity serves the greater goal to ensure justice as a responsibility for the future. Social representations on intergenerational equity featured notions of ecologic decline related to climate change and unsustainable consumption. Clima

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Climate in the Twenty-First Century,tation efforts, the financialization of the ambitious goals has leveraged into a blatant demand. Following the introduction of the gains from climate change in Chapter 5, this chapter proposes a model to distribute the benefits of a warming earth in a fair way based on which countries are losing and

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Global Climate Change-Induced Migration and Financial Flows,ansition to renewable energy. In order to manifest the established facts that some parts of the world will be gaining from a warming earth and some are vanishingly melting, the following chapter investigates climate-induced migration streams and financial flows. Based on a 187 country-strong dataset

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Looking Forward to World Peak: Climate Change-Induced Market Prospects, feasibility and performance. As the temperature will be rising, we may therefore see a shift from industry production with lowest optimum temperature to service sector activities with medium peak cardinal temperature and then agriculture sector productivity with the highest optimum temperature as r

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An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of Climate Wealth of Nations: What Temperature Finance Gravities. Paying attention to supply and demand side perspectives, inflated prices surrounding scarcity will be first modelled and then back-tested on data about prices in commodities of food and beverages. Future wealth of nations will be introduced by the concept of climate flexibility defined as the r

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,Future Climate Wealth of Nations’ Winners and Losers, climate, temperature range flexibility is portrayed as a future asset for international trade of commodities but also for production flexibility leading to comparative advantages of countries. A broad spectrum of climate zones has never been defined as asset and comparative edge in free trade but c