South Korea Achieves Record Semiconductor Surplus
Climate change has become a fixed cost on Europe's economy, as rising temperatures and the increasing frequency of related disasters such as wildfires and droughts contribute to significant economic expenses. The rising costs include damage to agriculture and infrastructure, as well as the expenses of protecting cities and assets from the impacts of extreme weather events. At the same time, Europe is striving to strengthen its efforts to shift toward a green economy through legislation that supports sustainability and sustainable investment, aiming to reduce future costs and achieve long-term sustainability.
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