Inaction on emissions could cut developing Asia's GDP by 17% by 2070, ADB says
Developing Asia faces a potential 17% loss in its collective gross domestic product (GDP) by 2070 if high emissions persist, ...
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The Asian Development Bank reports that developing Asia could lose 17% of its GDP by 2070 if high emissions persist. Climate ...
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Inaction on Emissions Could Cut Developing Asia's GDP by 17% by 2070, ADB Says
Inaction on Emissions Could Cut Developing Asia's GDP by 17% by 2070, ADB Says MANILA (Reuters) - Developing Asia faces a potential 17% loss in its collective gross domestic product (GDP ...
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Asia needs to spend much more to adapt to climate change and limit its damage, bank study says
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