A drought in much of South America impacts more than 420,000 children living in the Amazon basin, according to new estimates from UNICEF. The record-breaking drought — ongoing since last year — has left rivers in the region at an all-time low, a press release from UNICEF said. The lack of rain has affected river transportation and water supplies for Indigenous children and their communities in Colombia, Brazil and Peru. Families use the rivers t…

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Stop going to school because the river dries: more than 420,000 children have been affected by drought in the Amazon

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Record Amazon Basin Drought Impacts 420,000 Children: UNICEF

More than 420,000 children in the Amazon basin have been affected by “dangerous levels” of water scarcity and drought in three countries, according to the United Nations. The record-breaking drought, ongoing since last year, is taking a toll on Indigenous and other communities in Brazil, Colombia and Peru reliant on boat connections, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said ahead of the COP29 climate change summit in Baku, Azerbaijan. “We are witnes…

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A drought in much of South America impacts more than 420,000 children living in the Amazon basin, according to new estimates from UNICEF. The record-breaking drought - ongoing since last year - has left rivers in the region at an all-time low, a press release from UNICEF said. The lack of rain has affected river transportation and water supplies for Indigenous children and their communities in Colombia, Brazil and Peru. Families use the rivers t…

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Climate shocks in Brazil, Colombia, and Peru leave children without access to education, food, and vital services; more than 1,700 Brazilian schools were closed or inaccessible due to low water levels in the rivers. Source of original article: United Nations/United Nations (news.un.org). Photo credit: A. The content of this article does [...]

Choques climáticos no Brasil, Colômbia e Peru deixam menores sem acesso à educação, alimentos e serviços vitais; mais de 1,7 mil escolas brasileiras foram fechadas ou ficaram inacessíveis devido aos níveis baixos de água nos rios. Source of original article: United Nations / Nações Unidas (news.un.org). Photo credit: UN. The content of this article does […]

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Axadle | Stay Informed with Horn of Africa Headlines  Severe Drought in the Amazon Affects 420,000 Kids Recent reports from UNICEF reveal that over 420,000 children in the Amazon region are facing severe challenges due to an unprecedented drought striking much of South America. This situation is critically impacting water resources and disrupting essential river traffic, making life increasingly difficult for vulnerable communities. This extraor…

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Severe Drought in the Amazon Affects 420,000 Kids

Climate shocks in Brazil, Colombia and Peru are leaving children cut off from education, food supplies and other life-saving services as rivers reach devastating lows.

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Over 420,000 children affected by record-breaking drought in the Amazon region

Over 420,000 children affected by record-breaking drought in the Amazon region jburaczenski Thu, 11/07/2024 - 09:04  
Climate shocks in Brazil, Colombia and Peru are leaving children cut off from education, food supplies and other life-saving services as rivers reach devastating lowsThu, 11/07/2024 - 12:00NEW YORK (November 7, 2024) - More than 420,000 children are currently affected by dangerous levels of water scarcity and drought conditions a…

Record Amazon Basin Drought Impacts 420,000 Children: UNICEF

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