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Chamonix is one of the oldest ski resorts in France. Last year, the Chamonix-Mont-Blanc Valley authorities introduced a climate and energy action plan, the first in the French Alps. The plan commits to reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the area by 22 percent . Among the proposed measures is a ban on the most polluting lorries using the nearby Mont Blanc tunnel. Climate change will have a major impact on the valley's main economic activities: less snow on low-altitude ski slopes and the risk of increased pressure on high-altitude ski slopes have been recorded in recent studies. Natural habitats, river patterns, forests and agriculture might be radically transformed, increasing the likelihood of hazards such as avalanches, floods and landslides.

Proposed Inference:

If measures are not taken to address climate change in mountainous regions, the risk of landslides and avalanches will increase by 22 percent.

Just to make sure I am on the right track, would this be false or insufficient data? I put the latter, but I am not 100%. So any clarification would be appreciated.

P.S it's from a practice test, not a current WG!