US EditionAir pollution could cost Southeast Asia nearly $600B by 2050: study - VnExpress International
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Air pollution could cost Southeast Asia nearly $600B by 2050: study - VnExpress International
A new study projects that premature deaths caused by air pollution in Southeast Asia could surge by nearly 10% by 2050, potentially inflicting economic losses of up to US$591 billion on the region if aggressive action is not taken. - VnExpress International
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