Climate inaction to cost Kenya Sh3.7trn by 2050

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Human hand lifts the earth to the sky from the toxic industrial fumes-concept of saving the earth.

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Lack of interventions to mitigate against the effects of climate change could see the Kenyan economy lose up to Sh3.7 trillion in output by 2050 according to a new World Bank (WB) Report.

The findings are based on the first Country Climate and Development Report published last week and assess key action points, to create a more resilient economy to maintain the vagaries of climate change.

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Note: The results are not exact but very close to the actual.