- The Asia Pacific region is facing challenges related to the global economy and the ongoing climate crisis, noting that the region contributed significantly to global GDP while climate change increases disaster risks.
- Celeste Saulo discusses the economic vulnerability of the Pacific region, supported by reports issued by the World Meteorological Organization regarding climate impacts.
WMO report highlights climate impacts on NZ oceans.
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Updated Jul 8
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WMO report highlights climate impacts on NZ oceans.
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World Meteorological Organization
specialized agency of the United Nations for meteorology
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