The study of the Cmcc and the Politecnico di Milano simulates the effects of a prolonged drought with a global warming of +2 degrees: the South Europe is the most vulnerable region
With 2 degrees Celsius of global warming above the end of the nineteenth century, the drought in Italy would cost about 74 billion euros (equivalent to 3.99 percentage points of GDP) and around 960,000 jobs. (ANSA)
The study of the Cmcc and the Politecnico di Milano simulates the effects of a prolonged drought with a global warming of +2 degrees: the South Europe is the most vulnerable region
Coldiretti's alarm: 60% of the country already suffers from aridity. From inflation to interest rates, the impact of global warming. One third of the Italian SMEs are exposed to physical risks high or very high.