A study from Vienna University argues that prioritizing environmental sustainability is a wise financial decision,showing that climate action offers the most cost-effective insurance for the global economy. By investing in green initiatives now, countries can avoid trillions in future damages and ensure a prosperous, stable future for all. This isn’t discretionary spending; it’s collective risk pooling.
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L’action climatique est la police d’assurance la plus abordable au monde

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Une étude de l’Université de Vienne prouve que la durabilité est un choix financier judicieux. L’action climatique est l’assurance la plus rentable pour l’économie mondiale. Investir dans le vert permet d’éviter des milliers de milliards de dommages et de garantir une prospérité durable pour tous.

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