global scale. Depending on GHG concentrations, some regions will experience losses of 200-250 outdoor workdays per year at century's end. Using results from one study reporting experimental procedures to assess loss of work capacity , regions hardest hit in an SSP5-8.5 scenario include much of South Asia, tropical Sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Central and South America . de Lima et al.  projected that negative impacts of warming on crop yields and labour capacity would affect crop production and cost for workers and labour-saving mechanisation, raising food price by 5% at +3° from the baseline period  globally, with significant implications for vulnerable regions . Large uncertainties, however, exist around population diversity and adaptive capacity . Agricultural labour productivity impacts
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