Helping poor countries tackle climate change is affordable, says study
New LSE research finds richer countries would need to give up to two per cent of GDP to help developing nations adapt
Rich countries would not need to spend more than two per cent of their GDP by 2050 to help developing nations cut their carbon emissions, new analysis from London's Grantham Research Institute on Climate...
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