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•  First, climate change will increasingly affect the availability and the relative prices of productive factors, such as land, food, and energy. •  Second, the impact on economic activity of unmitigated climate change and its budgetary implications are potentially significant for advanced, emerging, and developing countries alike. •  Finally, environmental protection offers an opportunity for growth, not an obstacle to development.