A new UNICEF report reveals that nearly 10 million Nepali children are exposed to hazardous air pollution, with millions more facing threats from drought, extreme heat, and landslides. In response, the agency is urging the government and global partners to prioritize children's rights and essential services in all climate policies and adaptation financing.
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A new UNICEF report reveals that nearly 10 million Nepali children are exposed to hazardous air pollution, with millions more facing threats from drought, extreme heat, and landslides. In response, the agency is urging the government and global partners to prioritize children's rights and essential services in all climate policies and adaptation financing.
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