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Notre Dame study links climate change to stunted child growth in Africa

Summary by National Catholic Reporter
Researchers say climate change is a "threat multiplier" on social inequalities facing vulnerable communities and poor households unable to buy food elsewhere after a bad harvest, losing sources of nutrition and income.

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Notre Dame study links climate change to stunted child growth in Africa

Researchers say climate change is a "threat multiplier" on social inequalities facing vulnerable communities and poor households unable to buy food elsewhere after a bad harvest, losing sources of nutrition and income.

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National Catholic Reporter broke the news on Friday, June 19, 2026.
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