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Half of children face triple climate risks
Approximately half of the children in the world, around 1.1 billion children, suffer from three interconnected climate risks: drought, rising temperatures, and severe weather changes, according to a UNICEF report. It is noted that children are more vulnerable to these risks due to the sensitivity of their bodies and their rapid temperature increase, and their chances of dying during extreme weather events also increase. The report clarifies that the most affected areas include the coasts of Africa and Asia, where millions of children are exposed to intense heatwaves, sandstorms, and floods.
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