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Measuring Rising Heat and Flood Risk Along the Belt-and- Road Initiative

2024-04-18

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China's global infrastructure financing flagship, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) encompasses countries hosting over 60% of the global population and one-third of worldwide GDP. It is based mainly on long-term loans that will mature decades into the future, and timely repayments are only possible if they remain commercially viable. But despite its vast global scope, little is known about the climate risks that...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4246464/v1
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