Climate change poses dual challenges for the global economy—balancing the costs of achieving net-zero emissions while managing potential inflationary pressures

The World Weather Attribution (WWA) initiative, founded in 2015, quantifies the impact of climate change on extreme weather events using advanced attribution science.

The recent extreme heatwave in the Western Mediterranean, characterized by record-breaking temperatures highlights the dire consequences of climate change on the economy and human well-being.

Drought in Spain, the world's largest olive oil producer, drives prices up and affects global availability, leading to potential impacts on household budgets and availability of healthy cooking alternatives.

The impacts of climate change are becoming increasingly evident in the cotton industry, contributing to rising inflation

Dramatic floods in eastern Australia threaten crops, driving up food prices amidst inflation. La Nina's persistence compounds crop losses, demanding collaborative action to mitigate impacts on consumers and the economy.