Mediterranean to be hardest hit by climate change

Source: Malta Independent
By: David Lindsay

The economies of southern Europe and the Mediterranean, including Malta, are forecast to suffer the most adverse effects of climate change, according to a new report drawn up by the European Environment Agency, the European. Read more >

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