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UNICEF: Protect Children Better From the Effects of Climate Change
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From classroom heat to rising flood risks, climate change is already having a “significant impact” on children’s health and well-being, UNICEF Netherlands is calling attention to in a report released on Thursday.
·Apeldoorn, Netherlands
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