“The report provides a sobering but necessary analysis. Without decisive action, climate change could reduce our GDP by up to 9.3 percent by 2050, increase public debt pressures, slow growth, and push tens of thousands into poverty,” the vice president added. He stressed that timely investments and no-regret strategies could cut losses by more than half and open new pathways for sustainable growth. World Bank Resident Representative Franklin Mut…
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