Wall Street Journal: Natural disasters that have smacked Southeast Asia recently have killed scores of people and left severe damage in their wake. Recovery has begun, but the dent these events leave on the region’s economies could derail international efforts to eradicate poverty, according to a recent report that looks at how climate change and exposure to severe weather impact different countries. “As temperatures warm, many of the world’s poorest and most vulnerable citizens will face increased risks associated…

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