Climate-driven health risks may cost USD 1.5 trillion to global economy by 2050: WEF

A new study reveals climate health risks may cost the global economy dearly. Losses could reach USD 1.5 trillion in the next 25 years. This is due to illness and labour shortages. Food, agriculture, and construction sectors face major impacts. Companies are urged to invest in climate health adaptation. Early action can unlock innovation and growth opportunities.