Climate Extremes Impact Mediterranean Agriculture and Tourism

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Climate extremes are threatening economic growth in the EU's Mediterranean regions.
A new study links extreme heat waves and droughts to significant risks in agriculture.
Researchers found that growth in agricultural sectors could drop by 1.9 to 7.6 percentage points.
Machine learning methods improved predictions of climate-economic interactions.
The findings emphasize the need for better integration of climate data into economic assessments.

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Climate extremes threaten Mediterranean agricultural and tourism sectorsCyprus Mail · 26 days ago

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Climate extremes are threatening economic growth in the EU's Mediterranean regions.
A new study links extreme heat waves and droughts to significant risks in agriculture.
Researchers found that growth in agricultural sectors could drop by 1.9 to 7.6 percentage points.
Machine learning methods improved predictions of climate-economic interactions.
The findings emphasize the need for better integration of climate data into economic assessments.

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