Nearly 90 Million Displaced Facing Severe Climate Risks: UN
The agency says climate hazards could drive renewed displacement as only about 10% of climate finance reaches fragile countries.
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Nearly 90 million displaced facing severe climate risks: UN
GENEVA: Three-quarters of the world's displaced people live in countries facing severe exposure to climate-related hazards, the United Nations said on Friday (Nov 5), calling for urgent action to protect them.Days before the COP31 climate conference in Turkey, a UN refugee agency report said nearly 90 million
Three in four displaced people live in climate danger zones, UN says
Nearly 90 million forcibly displaced people, or three-quarters of the global total, live in countries highly exposed to climate hazards, the UN refugee agency said on Friday, urging action ahead of the COP31 climate summit in Turkey. It said droughts, floods and extreme heat were making lasting solutions harder to find.
90 million displaced people at risk from climate threats, UN refugee agency says
GENEVA, Nov 6 - Nearly 90 million forcibly displaced people are living in countries increasingly exposed to climate-related droughts, floods and extreme heat, the UN refugee agency said on Friday, warning ahead of the COP31 climate summit that more funding is needed to help vulnerable communities adapt. Read more at straitstimes.com.
90 million displaced people at risk from climate threats, UN refugee agency says
GENEVA — Nearly 90 million forcibly displaced people are living in countries increasingly exposed to climate-related droughts, floods and extreme heat, the UN refugee agency said on Friday, warning ahead of the COP31 climate summit that more funding is needed to help vulnerable communities adapt. Nearly three-quarters of the world's forcibly displaced people are living in countries such as Afghanistan and Bangladesh that are exposed to severe cl…
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