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Economic specialization and heterogeneous temperature-economy relationships suggest net costs of climate change in Europe.
Linsenmeier M; Groom B; Roth S
Researchers found that warmer years can make cold areas grow slower and warmer areas grow faster, but too hot or too cold is not good either. This shows that temperature affects different places in Europe differently, which means making one rule for all might not work well. By the future, if things keep warming, some areas might not grow as fast.
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