'Use it or lose it': Climate action could deliver $26tr economic boost

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New research predicts efforts to stop dangerous climate change could create 65 million new green jobs and prevent 700,000 premature deaths

Experts have been significantly underestimating the commercial benefits associated with climate action according to a major new report, which today calculates how the global economy could enjoy a $26tr...

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