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Half of World's Children Face Overlapping Climate Hazards, Unicef Report Finds
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Dünya·7 sa önceAI özeti

Half of World's Children Face Overlapping Climate Hazards, Unicef Report Finds

A Unicef report reveals that over a billion children globally face at least three overlapping climate hazards like heatwaves, storms, floods, and droughts. The report highlights the severe impact on children's health, education, and survival, using an example from Papua New Guinea where a washed-away bridge forces children to swim across a crocodile-infested river to reach school.

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Guardian International
Cuba's conservationists battle scarcity and sanctions to protect marine life
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Environment·3 g önceAI özeti

Cuba's conservationists battle scarcity and sanctions to protect marine life

Cuban scientists and conservationists are facing significant challenges in protecting the island's marine ecosystems due to economic scarcity, US sanctions, and the climate crisis. Despite limited resources, they are employing innovative methods like coral farming and relying on local volunteers to mitigate damage from pollution, invasive species, and coral diseases.

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Guardian International
BHP's climate commitments delayed, raising concerns about global pollution targets
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Environment·25.05.2026AI özeti

BHP's climate commitments delayed, raising concerns about global pollution targets

BHP has delayed and cancelled significant climate action commitments, including solar and wind projects, and doubled down on diesel trucks. This reversal, revealed in leaked documents, adds to global heat-trapping pollution and makes Australia's climate targets harder to reach. The company's actions contrast with its past rhetoric and its significant contribution to historical emissions.

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Guardian Australia