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It may also have billion-dollar consequences by determining which countries benefit from the future $100bn-a-year UN adaptation fund which aims to build resilience against the impacts of climate change.

Once relegated to the back office, election lawyers are playing increasingly prominent campaign roles, working on cases that have multimillion-dollar consequences and can alter the landscape for the November elections.

"We're talking about trillion-dollar consequences," says panelist Frank von Hippel, a nuclear security expert at Princeton University.

Accounting for only a few pages of legislation, this tiny tax provision has multi-million-dollar consequences and represents an aggressive policy favoring investors and entrepreneurs.

A major fire "could dwarf the horrific consequences of the Fukushima accident," says Edwin Lyman, a physicist at the Union of Concerned Scientists, a nonprofit in Washington, D.C. "We're talking about trillion-dollar consequences," says Frank von Hippel, a nuclear security expert at Princeton University, who teamed with Princeton's Michael Schoeppner on the modeling exercise.

This is tough stuff, with multi-hundred-billion-dollar consequences.

The total impact of these events (ENSO) on societies is estimated in billions of dollars and consequences include famine, human health problems, loss of life, property damage, and destruction of the environment.

And because it is all being fueled by pretax retirement dollars, the tax consequences are unclear.

Mr. Constant noted that separating Janus, at this point, could create billions of dollars in tax consequences.

But she could join her colleague William Dudley in warning that additional strength in the dollar could have "significant consequences" for the US economy.

All the talk most notably from Treasury Secretary John Snow of the need for China to allow its currency to rise against the U.S. dollar could have unintended consequences.