Climate change could cost Germany about one trillion euros by 2050
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2 min readA government-commissioned study warns of the price Germany could pay if no adaptation is made to the rising temperatures' impact.
In this Monday, Jan. 13, 2020 file photo the RWE Niederaussem lignite-fired power station steams in Bergheim, Germany. (AP)
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