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Cyprus Institute: Up to €3.8 billion in losses from extreme heat by 2050
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- A study by the Cyprus Institute estimates that extreme heat could cost the Cypriot economy up to €3.8 billion in cumulative losses by 2050.
- The projected economic losses range between €2.3 billion and €3.8 billion.
- These losses are anticipated if no adaptation measures are taken in workplaces to address increasing extreme heat.
- The institute notes that the frequency and intensity of extreme heat events are rising in Cyprus and globally.
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Ινστιτούτο Κύπρου: Έως €3,8 δισ. οι απώλειες από ακραία ζέστη μέχρι το 2050
Politis· 2 hours ago
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Extreme heat could cost Cyprus economy €3.8 billion by 2050, study finds
In-Cyprus· 2 hours ago
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Θα χάσουμε μέχρι €3,8 δισ. από την ακραία ζέστη μέχρι το 2050 λέει το Ινστιτούτο Κύπρου
Pafos Press· 2 hours ago
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Ινστιτούτο Κύπρου: Έως €3,8 δισ. οι απώλειες από ακραία ζέστη μέχρι το 2050
Sigmalive· 2 hours ago