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Risk Management29 Jun 2022

Floods and droughts forecast to cost cities $194bn annually

By Anoop Khanna | 29 Jun 2022

Global Technology Sustainability Risk Management Nat CAT

Floods and droughts are likely to cost major global cities $194bn annually by 2050 according to a new research.

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