Children Will Suffer Severe Impacts From El Niño, Unicef Alert
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More than 30 million children are exposed to two or more climate risks (such as drought, extreme heat and floods) in Brazil, six in ten. The data is from Unicef, United Nations Children's Fund. With the El Niño from 2026 to 2027 already underway, enhancing the incidence of severe climate events, the organ points out disproportionate impacts for this group in a new analysis released this Thursday, 8. The phenomenon increases the probability of ev…
Brasilia, Oct 8 (Latin Press) More than 30 million children and adolescents in Brazil are exposed to two or more climate risks, given the arrival of the natural phenomenon El Niño, which could intensify extreme events, today exposed an international entity.The post Alert about negative impacts of El Niño in Brazilian childhood first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Unicef's study projects that 30 million children and adolescents are subject to two or more climate risks The post Six to every 10 children are subject to climate risks, Unicef alert apareceu primeiro em AMAZONAS CURRENT.
A new analysis of the United Nations Children's Fund (Unicef) warns that children and adolescents may suffer disproportionately the impacts of El Niño 2026–2027. The phenomenon reaches Brazil where more than 30 million children and adolescents, six in ten, are already exposed to two or more climatic risks. Of these, 16 million live with three or more risks. According to Unicef, recent events show how extremes can interrupt rights: in 2024, flood…
More than 30 million girls and boys can be exposed to two or more climatic risks in Brazil. Photo: Archivo/Fernando Frazono/Agência Brasil More than 30 million girls and boys can be exposed to two or more climatic risks in Brazil with the advance of El Niño, pointed out as one of the strongest since 1950, states unpublished analysis of Unicef (United Nations Children's Fund) released on Thursday (8).Prepared by the Center of Excellence on Childr…
Children will be disproportionately impacted by El Niño, warned a report released by Unicef (United Nations Children's Fund) on Thursday, 8.The document says that the group is exposed to the sharp increase in severe acute malnutrition, cholera, dengue fever and malaria, as well as the interruption of essential health services and vaccine cold chains.According to Unicef, as they are developing, children are particularly sensitive to extreme heat,…
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