Given their increasing frequency, climate-related disasters will result in 9-13 per cent of loss of gross domestic product (GDP) in India by 2010 and will be a key factor in preventing the economic growth in South Asia, a study has warned.

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India to lose 13% of GDP due to climate change: Study

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