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Climate change could erase thousands of jobs in India's cities by 2050: World Bank
Indian cities face significant job losses due to extreme heat by 2050. Extreme heat already costs South Asia millions of jobs annually. Rising temperatures pose a major threat to regional economic growth. However, India's sustainable cooling market presents a significant investment opportunity. Heat early warning systems offer substantial benefits for every dollar invested.
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thedailystar.net
Extreme heat costs Bangladesh up to $1.8b, wipes out 465,000 jobs in Dhaka: WB
The losses rise sharply on days when temperatures exceed 37°C
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thehindu.com
Extreme heat puts South Asia’s jobs and growth at risk: World Bank
The World Bank warns that extreme heat threatens South Asia's jobs and economic growth, urging urgent action for resilience.
