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Global Warming of Three Degrees Celsius May Result in 10 Percent GDP Loss: Study

Global Warming of Three Degrees Celsius May Result in 10 Percent GDP Loss: Study
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WORLD BRIEFING: April 18, 2024

The world in focus, as seen by a Canadian leading global affairs analyst, writer and speaker, in his review of international media.

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Global warming of 3 degrees Celsius may result in 10 per cent GDP loss, study finds

Global warming of 3 degrees Celsius may result in 10 per cent GDP loss, study finds
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Global Warming Of 3 Degrees May Cost World 10% Of GDP: Study

Warming of the planet by 3 degrees Celsius may cost the world up to 10 per cent of its GDP, a new research has found. It also found that poorer, tropical countries could see the worst effects - up to 17% GDP loss.

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Climate change or not, floods are reminder the weather is bigger

We don’t know yet whether a storm of the sort we just saw over the weekend, in which two weeks of rain was seen in hours, was the product of…

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