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Africa may lose $415bn annually to climate change impacts by 2030

ENERGY experts have said that Africa may risk $415 billion annual economic losses due to climate change impacts from the damage done by natural disasters to urban infrastructure by 2030.

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Experts: Africa May Lose $415bn Annually to Climate Change Impacts by 2030 – THISDAYLIVE

Experts: Africa May Lose $415bn Annually to Climate Change Impacts by 2030 – THISDAYLIVE
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Without long-term financing, Africa faces a $415 billion economic loss as a result of climate change

Energy and finance experts are concerned about sustainable funding for Africa, particularly in the energy sector, and emphasize that if

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