Europe facing €190bn climate change bill, EU Commission warns

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Study outlines damage to a range of sectors if no action is taken to limit global temperature rise

Europe could face a €190bn bill should global temperature rise increase by more than 3.5°C over the rest of the century, according to a study published by the European Commission's in-house science service....

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