Er vi forberedt på klimaendringene?

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Prod-ID: INF-29-no
Publisert 15.10.2015 Sist endret 10.12.2019
Klimaendringene medfører konsekvenser for menneskelig helse, for økosystemene og for økonomien, og disse konsekvensene vil blir enda mer alvorlige i de kommende tiårene. Hvis vi ikke gjør noe med dem nå, kan de koste oss veldig dyrt, både i form av dårlig helse, skadevirkninger på økosystemene og skader på eiendom og infrastruktur.

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