Cross Dependency Initiative’s report identifies high climate risk to infrastructure in 9 Indian states by 2050, with a focus on Punjab, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Kerala, and Assam.
These states are part of the 80% of the top 50 vulnerable global provinces, alongside regions in China and the US.
Mumbai, India’s economic powerhouse, is notably highlighted for its high risk.
The risk ranking takes into account eight climate-induced hazards, including flooding, extreme heat, and forest fires.
The report suggests a stark increase, up to 110%, in damage risk...
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