New warnings on childhood and climate impacts
The report highlights the impact of extreme climate change on children's health, showing how phenomena such as intense heat, droughts, and floods increase the risks of preterm births, low birth weights, and neonatal deaths. It also notes the spread of infectious diseases and psychological issues that can last a lifetime. The report emphasizes the importance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adopting sustainable energy to support children's health and mitigate climate-related risks, with a focus on efforts by governments and international organizations to achieve adaptation and resilience in facing these challenges.
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