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on Sep 30th, 2009 and filed under BANGKOK (Reuters) – Developing countries will need to spend as much as $100 billion annually for the next 40 years to adapt to more extreme and severe weather changes, according to a World Bank study issued on Wednesday.
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Climate change to cost poor states $100 billion a year
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