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Climate crisis: The deadly pairing of high vulnerability and rapid population growth (Population Connection)

July 28, 2023 #Communities,#Environment

“World leaders are still largely ignoring the urgent need to increase funding for international family planning programs – a need exacerbated by the escalating climate crisis. A new report adds to previous scientific warnings that the most vulnerable areas are also experiencing the fastest population growth, which means that the number of lives at risk of deadly climate impacts is rapidly increasing.”

Climate crisis: The deadly pairing of high vulnerability and rapid population growth

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