Global experts flag extreme climate events as top concern for next two years

Two thirds of global experts are concerned about extreme climate events over the next two years, according to a survey carried out by the World Economic Forum ahead of next week’s meetings in Davos.

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Global experts flag extreme climate events as top concern for next two years

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