Associated Press: The global economy could reduce $100 billion a year in climate change-linked losses by providing the most vulnerable countries with "climate services" to help them prepare, a United Nations expert panel recommended Thursday.
The panel proposed creating a $75 million-a-year U.N.-administered agency, or program, to help developing nations deal with an increasing onslaught of tropical cyclones, storm surges, floods and droughts.
The World Meteorological Organization -- the U.N.'s weather agency......
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UN climate services eyed for vulnerable nations
Posted by Associated Press: John Heilprin on May 12th, 2011
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