Asia's cities most vulnerable to climate change effects, says WWF

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Poorer cities deemed more susceptible to extreme weather than wealthier centres

Dhaka, Manila and Jakarta are the Asian cities most vulnerable to the stronger storms and higher sea levels that will result from global warming this century, according to a new WWF study of 11 major metropolises...

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