1B children at 'extremely high risk' of climate change's impacts
GENEVA - The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) on Tuesday said around 1 billion children worldwide are at "extremely high risk" from the consequences of climate change. "Two-thirds of countries' climate plans don't address the needs and priorities of children," Gautam Narasimhan, a UNICEF senior adviser on climate, energy, and environment, told a press conference at the UN climate conference in Glasgow, Scotland. Narasimhan cited a World Meteorological Organization assessment documenting how the years since 2015 have been Earth'...
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